Quincy Compressor LLC

Quincy Compressor LLC, doing business as Fulcrum Acquisition LLC, is a manufacturer and servicer of compressed air systems and compressor equipment that operates as a prime contractor (97% of recent awards) supplying equipment, maintenance services, and repairs to federal agencies across civilian and defense customers. Based in Bay Minette, Alabama, Quincy Compressor is a for-profit limited liability corporation with no identified SBA set-aside certifications; recent prime work splits between Total Small Business set-aside procurements and full-and-open competitive purchases, with the majority of awards issued as firm fixed-price purchase orders in the sub-$100,000 range.

Quincy Compressor's capability portfolio centers on compressor equipment supply, preventive maintenance services, emergency repairs, and system commissioning. Representative recent work includes a $25,917.50 Total Small Business purchase order from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VISN 16) for a Quincy Model QOF-15 Oil-Free Rotary Scroll Dental Air Compressor with 31.8 CFM capacity and ISO 8573-1 Class 0 air purity compliance (awarded August 2026); a $397,508.95 Total Small Business order from the Air National Guard for removal, replacement, repair, and service of working and breathing air systems across three buildings in Florence, Mississippi, running through September 2029 (awarded September 2024); a five-year $87,134.85 Guardian Maintenance Plan from NASA's Shared Services Center for a 75-horsepower oil-less air compressor and associated equipment at Stennis Space Center in Covington, Georgia (awarded November 2025, sole-source under FAR 13.106-1(b)(1)(i)); and a $100,670.35 high-pressure industrial water compressed air system delivery from NASA (awarded August 2024). Smaller awards include recurring maintenance contracts with the Drug Enforcement Administration, the U.S. Coast Guard, and Veterans Integrated Service Networks for compressor upkeep and component repairs.

Customer concentration is broad across federal agencies but weighted toward federal healthcare and logistics operators. The top five customer organizations by award count (covering 55% of awards) are the Drug Enforcement Administration (13 awards, $55 thousand combined potential value), the U.S. Coast Guard (6 awards, $59 thousand), Veterans Integrated Service Network 1 (5 awards, $540 thousand), U.S. Fleet Forces Command Atlantic (5 awards, $345 thousand), and Veterans Integrated Service Network 17 (4 awards, $59 thousand). When ranked by potential value, VISN 1 leads ($540 thousand across 5 awards), followed by VISN 22 ($363 thousand across 4 awards), Fleet Forces Atlantic ($345 thousand across 5 awards), NASA Shared Services Center ($188 thousand across 2 awards), and Joint Munitions Command ($73 thousand across 1 award). The concentration across these two rankings reflects a customer base where veterans healthcare networks drive the largest dollar commitments, while DEA and Coast Guard drive volume through smaller transactional purchases.

Quincy Compressor sits on one named parent vehicle: Army Indefinite Delivery Contract W912DY20D0060, with one task order. The vendor operates almost entirely as a direct prime supplier through blanket purchase orders and spot purchases rather than through governmentwide acquisition contracts or broad-based vehicle arrangements. Recent activity has remained relatively flat — three to five awards annually from 2022 through 2026 — with a combined potential value of $2.4 million across 60 prime and sub awards since 2015. Only one award (valued at $11 thousand) faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal recompete exposure in the near term. Quincy Compressor also subcontracts on two named prime relationships: delivering compressor installation and startup services to Valiant Government Services LLC under an Operations and Maintenance contract at Womack Army Medical Center at Fort Bragg, North Carolina (sub-award dated September 2025), and providing rotary air compressor equipment with startup services to Amentum Spaceport LLC under the NASA Base Operations and Spaceport Services contract (sub-award dated January 2024). The Service Contract Inventory dataset shows zero FTE allocation across the single SCI record in FY2024 (a subcontractor assignment), indicating Quincy Compressor's federal work is primarily goods procurement and transactional service delivery rather than staffing-based contract work.