R P M Supply Corporation

R P M Supply Corporation, a woman-owned small business based in Dublin, Ohio, supplies industrial components and pumping equipment to the Defense Department as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) under predominantly Total Small Business set-asides—approximately 60-70% of contracts carry small business designations, with the remainder competed full-and-open. The company is registered in SAM.gov and holds a robust footprint across Defense Logistics Agency divisions and Naval Supply Systems Command.

R P M Supply Corporation's capability portfolio centers on specialized mechanical and fluid power components for military maintenance and logistics. Representative work includes a $1.62 million rotary pump procurement (DLA Land and Maritime, January 2026), multiple centrifugal pump units and impellers ranging from $57,000 to $881,000 (Naval Supply Systems Command and DLA Land and Maritime, recurring awards), and high-volume seal assemblies, ball valves, and wear plates priced between $34,000 and $398,000 (DLA, 2025-2026). The company also supplies electrical/electronic instrumentation such as liquid level switches and sight indicators, fasteners (screws, studs, nuts), and specialized hydraulic components. Purchase orders and definitive contracts dominate the footprint, with firm fixed-price pricing on 60-to-168-day delivery cycles.

Customer concentration is dominated by Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime—1,735 awards valued at $56 million combined potential—representing 90% of award count. Naval Supply Systems Command anchors the dollar value with 106 awards and $67.6 million combined potential. DLA's Troop Support Construction and Equipment division, Aviation division, and Hardware category round out the top five, collectively accounting for the remaining 4% of award volume but adding material value. The split between the two rankings (Naval dominates dollars; DLA Land and Maritime dominates volume) reflects R P M's role as both a high-volume transactional supplier (small purchase orders under $100,000) and a prime vendor on larger definitive contracts for centrifugal pumps and rotary equipment.

R P M holds four active Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA Land and Maritime valued up to $750,000 collectively—single-award vehicles for seal components, pump impellers, plain seals, and reciprocating parts kits—placing task orders regularly under Total Small Business set-asides. The five highest-volume parent vehicles are single-award IDCs (SPM76002D9718, SPM7MX12D0042, SPM7MX08D7004) carrying 85, 61, and 28 task orders respectively, with combined values ranging from $603,000 to $2.5 million.

Activity has contracted year-over-year—from 167 awards in 2022 to 42 through April 2026—suggesting either a shift in DLA procurement patterns or increased average contract value per award. Nonetheless, 23 awards with completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry $8.5 million in combined potential value, representing meaningful recompete exposure. The source identifies one subcontract in R P M's footprint: a July 2025 pump unit sub-award under Fairwinds Technologies LLC.

R P M Supply Corporation's NAICS concentration reflects its core business: Pump and Pumping Equipment Manufacturing (567 awards), Fluid Power Pump and Motor Manufacturing (364 awards), and Industrial Valve Manufacturing (269 awards) lead the portfolio. PSC coding mirrors this—Power and Hand Pumps (1,068 awards) and Valves, Nonpowered (356 awards) dominate. The company competes predominantly under set-asides, leveraging woman-owned small business status across Total Small Business vehicles rather than maintaining a full-and-open strategy, and does not report significant subcontracting leverage.