Scott Industrial Systems, Inc.

Scott Industrial Systems, Inc., a small business based in Huber Heights, Ohio, supplies standardized industrial components and mechanical parts to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor, with the vast majority of its federal revenue concentrated among Defense Logistics Agency purchase orders and delivery orders awarded on a full-and-open (non-set-aside) basis.

Scott Industrial Systems operates across a narrow but deep customer base anchored by DLA Land and Maritime, which accounts for 4,074 awards and $63.9 million in combined potential value — representing 65% of the vendor's total prime award count and 50% of combined potential value. DLA Aviation represents the second major customer with 1,046 awards valued at $9.2 million, followed by DLA Troop Support Hardware (493 awards, $705 thousand) and DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment (262 awards, $3.1 million). When ranked by potential value rather than award count, the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal emerges as the second-largest customer (40 awards, $17.8 million), underscoring the concentration of large-dollar awards with Army customers even as DLA Land and Maritime dominates volume. The top five customers account for 95% of all recent awards.

The vendor's capability footprint is defined entirely by standardized industrial components and mechanical parts supplying military equipment maintenance and logistics operations. Named representative work includes a $1.3 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract from DLA Land and Maritime (awarded March 2024, ceiling through March 2026) for direct current motors; a $85,095.50 Total Small Business purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime for 14 cylinder assemblies (awarded August 2025, completion February 2026); a $74,916.50 and $75,088.92 pair of Total Small Business purchase orders from DLA Land and Maritime for safety relief valves (awarded November–December 2025, completion July–August 2026); a $67,252.50 Total Small Business purchase order for valve parts kits (awarded November 2025, completion May 2026); and a $16,740.93 delivery order for electrical contact brushes under a DLA Aviation IDV (awarded August 2025, completion January 2026). Top NAICS codes by award count are 333914 (Industrial Valve Manufacturing, 1,146 awards) and 336300 (Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing, 565 awards); top PSC categories are 4810 (Valves, Nonpowered, 1,594 awards) and 5010 (Power and Hand Pumps, 560 awards). The product portfolio encompasses valves (solenoid, safety relief, check, flow control, regulating), seals and gaskets, o-rings, hydraulic equipment, motors, springs, fasteners, filters, coolers, cylinders, manifolds, and precision-engineered mechanical assemblies—all sourced and delivered to support DLA distribution centers and end-using commands.

Activity has contracted in recent years—519 awards in 2022, declining to 107 in 2026 (through July)—but the underlying dollar value has remained stable, reflecting a sustained shift toward larger individual task orders and purchase orders rather than high-volume micro-transactions. The vendor holds five named Indefinite Delivery Contracts, with the DLA Land and Maritime motor IDV (SPE7MX21D5005) generating 43 task orders and a secondary electrical contact brush IDV (SPE4A621D5157) generating 9 task orders at $250 thousand ceiling. Combined potential value of awards reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months stands at $140 thousand—a negligible recompete cliff.

Scott Industrial Systems operates as a 100% prime contractor footprint (6,254 of 6,257 awards are prime) with minimal subcontract activity; the source lists only one sub-award under Science Applications International Corporation for engineering and technical management support to NAVAIR Lakehurst (awarded June 2025). The vendor does not hold positions on government-wide acquisition contracts or GSA Schedules; all work flows through single-award or multiple-award IDCs at DLA and Army customer agencies. No set-asides (8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB) appear in the recent award history; the vendor competes full-and-open on the majority of orders, with a minority designated Total Small Business set-aside on larger, higher-value component procurements. The company has maintained continuous federal contracting registration since April 2002 and holds no apparent ownership designation beyond small business status.