Phoenix Systems Engineering Inc.

Phoenix Systems Engineering Inc., a woman-owned, minority-owned small disadvantaged business headquartered in Lake Mary, Florida, supplies mechanical, electrical, and electronic components to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor across nearly 8,000 purchase orders and indefinite delivery contracts, with 100% of recent work flowing through the Defense Logistics Agency across multiple divisions. The company holds self-certified Small Disadvantaged Business and Subcontinent Asian American-owned certifications and competes predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides on individual component procurements.

Phoenix's customer base concentrates heavily within the Defense Logistics Agency ecosystem. The DLA Land and Maritime division anchors the footprint at 4,697 awards worth $71.9 million combined potential value, followed by the DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment division (1,018 awards, $20.6 million), DLA Aviation (912 awards, $11 million), and DLA Troop Support Hardware (595 awards, $2.2 million), accounting for 92% of award count and 85% of combined potential value. Recent awards span fluid power components, valves, refrigeration equipment, filters, gaskets, boilers, compressors, sensors, cable assemblies, and specialized mechanical parts—commodities aligned to Phoenix's NAICS concentration in air and gas compressor manufacturing (1,383 awards), industrial valve manufacturing (670 awards), refrigeration and HVAC equipment (477 awards), and gasket and sealing devices (452 awards).

Phoenix operates primarily through purchase orders and single-award indefinite delivery contracts rather than government-wide vehicles. The source identifies four active single-award IDCs: a $250,000 Land and Maritime contract for compression crankshafts (NSN 4310013666932, awarded November 2024, through November 2029) with $94,980 obligated across three delivery orders as of mid-2026; a $250,000 Land and Maritime contract for gaskets (awarded April 2025, completion April 2026); a $250,000 Aviation contract for self-indicating thermometers (awarded December 2024, through December 2029); and a $350,000 Land and Maritime contract for rotary pump units (awarded February 2026, completion February 2027). The largest parent vehicle in the portfolio is Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE7MX22D0088, which has generated 58 task orders worth $4.2 million combined potential value.

Activity has declined in the recent period. Awards per year dropped from 361 in 2022 to 23 in 2026 (through mid-April), a signal of either vendor-specific contraction or a shift in DLA procurement practices toward bundled or multi-award vehicles. Combined potential value across all historical awards totals $125.4 million, with $107.7 million obligated (86% execution rate). Only 16 awards with completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $260 thousand, suggesting minimal near-term recompete exposure but also minimal forward pipeline visibility in the source data.

Phoenix does not appear as a subcontractor in this source; all 7,979 awards are prime contracts. The company's footprint reflects a pure-play DLA supplier model: high-volume, low-value component replenishment, predominantly single-award or purchase-order-based, set-aside-driven, with no visible presence on government-wide vehicles or civilian agency work. Performance occurs at the Lake Mary headquarters facility and designated DLA distribution centers across CONUS and OCONUS locations.

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