SDG Global Technology LLC

SDG Global Technology LLC, a women-owned small business based in Sterrett, Alabama, is a prime contractor supplying electrical components and hardware to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) through over 1,700 firm fixed-price purchase orders and indefinite delivery contracts, with minimal activity in recent quarters.

SDG Global Technology operates as a sole proprietorship and limited liability company holding SBA certification as a Women-Owned Small Business and self-certified Small Disadvantaged Business status. The vendor competes predominantly full-and-open, though it regularly wins Total Small Business and Woman-Owned Small Business set-aside awards. All work is performed in-house at the Sterrett, Alabama facility with no subcontractor footprint.

The vendor's capability portfolio is tightly focused on procurement and delivery of discrete electrical and mechanical components—connectors, plugs, circuit breakers, switches, relays, backshells, terminals, fasteners (pins, bushings, sleeves, washers, nuts), and hardware—supporting military logistics and aircraft maintenance operations. Representative awards include a $65,486.16 purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime for electrical connectors (October 2025); a $64,118.40 DLA Aviation purchase order for electrical tiedown straps (May 2025); a $45,917.20 Land and Maritime purchase order for circuit breakers under Total Small Business set-aside (March 2025); and a $39,107.20 Land and Maritime woman-owned small business set-aside award for connector plugs (February 2025).

Customer concentration is extreme. DLA Land and Maritime accounts for 946 awards (54.6% of the 1,733 total) with $3.7 million in combined potential value (68% of the $5.4 million portfolio). DLA Aviation holds 597 awards (34.5%) valued at $1.6 million (30%). DLA Troop Support (Hardware, Construction and Equipment, and Medical) captures the remaining 190 awards (11%) worth $178 thousand (3%). The vendor has no activity with civilian agencies. DLA Land and Maritime and DLA Aviation rankings align tightly by both award count and dollar value.

Activity has declined sharply. The vendor completed 403 awards in 2022, 250 in 2023, 309 in 2024, 160 in 2025, and only 40 through April 2026. This downward trajectory reflects a shift in DLA's procurement strategy, which has moved toward larger consolidated requirements and fewer, higher-value task orders rather than thousands of small individual purchase orders. The vendor holds one active indefinite delivery contract with DLA Land and Maritime—awarded February 2026 with a $350,000 ceiling and Total Small Business set-aside for wedge, prism, and lock components through February 2027. Twenty-one awards (combined potential value $124 thousand) carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months, but recompete exposure is minimal because the bulk of recent awards are transactional purchase orders that do not recompete; the single-award IDC and a handful of standing contracts represent the only renewable vehicles at risk.

The vendor's business model is pure component procurement and logistics fulfillment—no design, engineering, or value-added manufacturing. Award values are low to moderate, ranging from under $100 to approximately $65,000 per order, with firm fixed pricing and rapid fulfillment cycles (typically 30–180 days from award to delivery). The 61% obligation rate ($3.3 million obligated of $5.4 million potential) reflects the maturity of the oldest awards in the portfolio. For competitive intelligence or M&A purposes, this vendor represents a specialized logistics and small-parts fulfillment supplier with deep DLA ecosystem entrenchment but declining transaction volume and no growth trajectory.