Piks Dekoratif Tas Yapi Kimyasallari Insaat VE Dis Ticaret LIMITED Sirketi

Piks Dekoratif Tas Yapi Kimyasallari Insaat VE Dis Ticaret LIMITED Sirketi, a for-profit Turkish manufacturer based in Ankara, supplies fasteners and hardware components to the Department of Defense as a prime vendor in full-and-open competition without set-aside designation. The vendor operates through a Lewisville, Texas location and competes on individual purchase orders for commodity fastening parts, with no presence on federal contract vehicles or IDIQs.

The vendor's federal footprint is minimal and nascent. All seven awards in the source data originated in 2026, spanning June 4 through July 8, with combined potential value of $13 thousand and combined obligated dollars of $22 thousand — a signature of small, spot-buy purchase-order work. The customer base is entirely Defense Logistics Agency: six awards (combined value $13 thousand) routed through DLA Aviation for fastener components including shear bolts, extension screws, socket head cap screws, self-locking nuts, plain octagon nuts, and mounting plates; one award through DLA Land and Maritime for a mounting plate with a ceiling value of zero dollars. The two rankings are identical — DLA Aviation represents 100% of awards and 100% of combined potential value. Performance is localized to Lewisville, Texas, with ultimate completion dates clustering between September 2 and October 6, 2026.

The vendor's capability set is confined to fastener and hardware manufacturing under NAICS 332722 (Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing) and subordinate codes. Six of seven awards fall under fastener categories (screws, nuts, bolts, washers); the seventh is commercial hardware. All orders are firm fixed price with no small business set-aside applied. The vendor has not competed for or won federal prime contracts outside fastener supply, has not subcontracted to larger primes, and carries no federal vehicle seats. This profile reflects a direct-distribution relationship with DLA for commodity components rather than strategic federal contracting positioning. The absence of contract vehicles and the sub-five-figure order values indicate the vendor operates as a spot-market supplier to defense logistics inventory buys, not as a systems integrator, support services provider, or long-term program partner.