Pulsepacks LLC

Pulsepacks LLC, a woman-owned small business manufacturer based in Richardson, Texas, manufactures and supplies non-rechargeable batteries and custom battery packs to the federal government as a prime contractor on firm fixed-price delivery orders and purchase orders issued by the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime. The vendor competes on total small business set-asides for parent indefinite delivery contracts and on full-and-open delivery orders under those parent vehicles.

Pulsepacks is a for-profit limited liability company designating itself as woman-owned and woman-owned small business. The vendor's federal footprint is tightly focused: the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime accounts for 103 of 105 total prime awards (98% of awards by count, $2.2 million of $2.3 million combined potential value). A single award from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for $14.6 thousand in autonomous pCO2 battery packs for ocean monitoring systems in January 2025 represents the only diversification outside DLA. Across the DLA work, the vendor manufactures non-rechargeable batteries and custom battery assemblies identified by National Stock Numbers for military equipment and supply chain operations. Representative awards include a $75.4 thousand delivery order in October 2025 for non-rechargeable batteries (completing February 2026), a $54.1 thousand delivery order in February 2026 for the same product line (completing May 2026), a $39.4 thousand purchase order in February 2026 for 8,600 units of specification nonrechargeable batteries with delivery to DLA Distribution San Joaquin, and a $37.3 thousand delivery order in January 2023 for non-rechargeable batteries completing May 2023.

Pulsepacks holds three active indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Land and Maritime: a $533.7 thousand IDIQ awarded May 26, 2022, completing February 23, 2026 (26 delivery orders issued, $534 thousand combined value); a $250 thousand IDIQ awarded September 13, 2022, completing September 12, 2025 (12 delivery orders, $68 thousand combined value); and a $250 thousand IDIQ awarded October 8, 2021, completing October 7, 2024 (18 delivery orders, $209 thousand combined value). All three contracts were designated total small business set-asides at award, though most individual delivery orders under them carry no set-aside designation. The vendor sources non-rechargeable battery cells from both domestic suppliers and international sources, including Ukraine, to meet the diversity of military battery requirements.

Activity peaked in 2023 (30 awards) and has moderated to 27 awards in 2024 and 17 in 2025. Year-to-date 2026 (through March) shows 7 awards, all from DLA. The most active parent vehicle is the $533.7 thousand IDC (SPE7L022D0011), under which DLA has issued 26 delivery orders ranging from $2.6 thousand to $75.4 thousand per task. Combined potential value across all awards is $2.3 million, with $1.2 million (55%) obligated as of the snapshot date. Award volume is tilted toward single small-dollar orders under the three parent IDIQs rather than large standalone contracts; the median task order falls in the $5 thousand to $15 thousand range. Pulsepacks operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no recorded subcontract activity in the source data, and the vendor's business model is narrowly focused on supplying consumable battery products into DLA's military logistics supply chain.