Periparts Group Inc.

Periparts Group Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Brooklyn, New York, supplies mechanical and electrical components for military vehicles and equipment as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards), competing in both total small business set-asides and full-and-open procurements. The vendor's portfolio centers on engine parts, fuel systems, cooling systems, and specialized drivetrain components sourced for Defense Department logistics and equipment sustainment.

The customer concentration sits overwhelmingly with Army and defense logistics operations. The Department of the Army Materiel Command's Contracting Command Warren (ACC Warren) dominates by potential value, accounting for 12 awards worth $25.5 million in combined value, while the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime leads by award count with 32 orders worth $2.2 million combined. Together these two customers account for 98% of recent awards and nearly all of the vendor's contracted value. Secondary customers include the Coast Guard (two awards, $383 thousand), the Air Force Materiel Command's Ogden Air Logistics Complex ($804 thousand for a Blanket Purchase Agreement to supply Cummins circuit breakers and control boxes), and the Department of the Army proper ($18 thousand). This concentration reflects Periparts' positioning as a parts supplier to defense logistics rather than a systems integrator or prime contractor on large platforms.

Periparts holds single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts anchoring its largest revenue exposure. The highest-value vehicle is a three-year fuel metering pump IDIQ with ACC Warren (NSN 2910-01-432-0373, ceiling $10.9 million, performance through April 2028), followed by a $5.7 million definitive contract awarded September 2025 to supply 1,871 fuel gear pumps (Cummins NSN 2815-01-291-5733) with an unexercised option for 1,871 additional units due September 2026. A $4.4 million delivery order for fuel metering pumps (653 units in year one) issued May 2025 against IDIQ SPRDL1-25-D-0038 carries completion through January 2028. Additional IDIQs include two $350,000 indefinite-delivery contracts with DLA Land and Maritime for cylinder sleeves and solid rubber wheels (awarded April and January 2026 respectively), a $803,709 BPA with Air Force Sustainment Center for Cummins electrical components, and smaller $250,000 IDIQs for plain encased seals, positive drive belts, and engine components. Representative smaller purchase orders span fuel injector assemblies ($308 thousand, Coast Guard, June 2026), diesel engine governors ($69 thousand, DLA, November 2025), electrical engine starters ($128 thousand, ACC Warren, July 2025), turbo superchargers ($3.3 million, ACC Warren, December 2025), and modulator assemblies ($188 thousand, ACC Warren, October 2025).

Activity grew year over year through 2025 (32 awards in 2025 versus 15 in 2026 through mid-June), with seven awards (combined potential value $14.4 million) scheduled for completion inside the next twenty-four months and therefore facing recompete exposure. Combined obligated dollars across all awards total $12 million against a combined potential value of $28.9 million, indicating significant unexercised options and task-order volume not yet invoiced. Periparts' capability portfolio is tightly concentrated: the top NAICS categories are Other Engine Equipment Manufacturing (19 awards), Motor Vehicle Gasoline Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing (4 awards), and Rubber and Plastics Hoses and Belting Manufacturing (3 awards), aligned with PSC codes for diesel engines and components (8 awards), engine cooling systems (6 awards), engine fuel systems (5 awards), and engine electrical systems (5 awards). The vendor operates as a logistics supplier and parts distributor rather than a manufacturer, sourcing original equipment from suppliers such as Rolls-Royce Solutions, Cummins, and other approved vendors and fulfilling DLA and Army component requirements. Periparts competes predominantly in full-and-open procurements (the majority carry no set-aside designation), with total small business set-asides accounting for approximately 16% of recent awards. The vendor holds no GWAC, multiple-award IDIQ, or government-wide vehicle positions; all work flows through single-award contracts and indefinite-delivery vehicles issued directly by Army Contracting Command Warren or DLA Land and Maritime.