Remy Battery Co Inc.

Remy Battery Co Inc., based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, supplies lead-acid, dry-charged, and maintenance-free battery storage products to the federal government as a prime contractor, competing predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides through the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime. The company is a for-profit small business that has accumulated $130.5 million in combined potential value across 5,477 federal prime awards since 2007, with $31.7 million obligated to date. Remy Battery operates exclusively as a prime — no subcontract exposure in the source data — and holds three active Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA Land and Maritime: a $28.4 million multiple-award Total Small Business set-aside vehicle awarded May 17, 2023, through May 16, 2028; a $250 thousand single-award IDC awarded July 2, 2024, through July 1, 2027 (Federal Supply Schedule code 4610112388); and a newly awarded $1.5 million single-award Total Small Business set-aside IDC awarded December 11, 2025, through December 10, 2030.

Remy Battery's customer concentration is extreme: DLA Land and Maritime accounts for 5,426 of 5,477 awards (99.1% of award count) and $129.9 million of $130.5 million in combined potential value (99.6% of dollars). The remaining customer base is negligible — GSA Federal Acquisition Service (one award, $500 thousand), DLA Aviation (29 awards, $66 thousand), Department of Justice Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives (one award, $15 thousand), and Department of Army Fort Leonard Wood (one award, $9 thousand). This concentration reflects Remy Battery's specialized role as a dedicated battery supplier to defense logistics operations. The top five IDV vehicles by task-order volume are all DLA Land and Maritime contracts: Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE7LX17D0066 (537 task orders, $553 thousand), SPE7L018D5036 (435 task orders, $89 thousand), SPE7L716D5028 (415 task orders, $19 thousand), SPE7LX20D5032 (353 task orders, $247 thousand), and SPE7L422D5004 (350 task orders, $303 thousand). Award volume has grown from 188 in 2023 to 307 in 2024 but slowed to 131 in 2025 and 38 through April 2026, reflecting a maturing contract vehicle footprint. Only three awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months with combined potential value of $1.2 million, indicating minimal recompete cliff exposure in the near term.

Capability concentration mirrors the customer footprint. Storage Battery Manufacturing (NAICS 335910) dominates the portfolio with 5,203 awards; Battery Manufacturing (152 awards) and Primary Battery Manufacturing (61 awards) are secondary categories. At the product level, Rechargeable Batteries (PSC code 6140) account for 5,407 of 5,477 awards, with Nonrechargeable Batteries (27 awards), battery lugs and terminals (22 awards), and miscellaneous aerospace and medical items (13 awards combined) representing minor diversification. All delivery orders reference battery storage products classified under Federal Supply Schedule codes in the 8511 series and carry firm fixed-price structures. Representative recent orders include a $2.4 million delivery order (November 17, 2025, no set-aside) and a $1.55 million Total Small Business set-aside order (June 9, 2025) for battery storage on the primary $28.4 million IDC, a $1.15 million Total Small Business set-aside delivery order (February 6, 2026) also on the primary vehicle, and a $1 million Total Small Business set-aside order (March 19, 2025). Orders range from $22 to $2.4 million in ceiling value, with typical completion timeframes of thirty to one hundred twenty days. Place of performance is exclusively Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Remy Battery's set-aside posture skews heavily toward Total Small Business designations on the DLA vehicles themselves, though approximately 60-65% of individual delivery orders and purchase orders carry no set-aside designation (they flow from set-aside parent IDCs). The vendor competes full-and-open on non-DLA work but relies on small business set-aside status to anchor its primary revenue vehicles. The company's SAM.gov registration dates to at least 2002. Award activity peaked in 2024 at 307 prime orders before moderating, suggesting market saturation or shift in DLA procurement patterns; the recent $1.5 million IDC award in December 2025 indicates DLA confidence in renewal and expansion of Remy Battery's supply role through 2030.

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