S&G Trading, LIMITED Liability Company

S&G Trading, LIMITED Liability Company, doing business as S & G Trading LLC, supplies industrial components and fasteners to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor, competing predominantly full-and-open (no set-aside designations across most of its prime footprint, though some Indefinite Delivery Contracts carry total small business set-asides). The vendor is a small business limited liability company headquartered in Garnet Valley, Pennsylvania, with operations in Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania, specializing in mechanical and industrial components across NAICS categories including Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing (339991); Ball and Roller Bearing Manufacturing (332991); Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing (332722); and Hardware Manufacturing (332510).

S&G Trading delivers concrete supplies: gaskets, O-rings, seals, roller bearings, fasteners, hydraulic components, pumps, valves, cable assemblies, switches, and related mechanical hardware. Representative prime work includes a $74,259.87 purchase order from DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment (September 2025) for absorb cartridges; a $44,460.20 purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime (July 2025) for electrical solenoids; a $42,356.52 purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime (January 2026) for gaskets; and a $722,999.01 Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Joint Munitions Command (April 2025) for preventative maintenance and repairs to INDUSTRIAC linear accelerator equipment at Letterkenny Army Depot and Crane Army Ammunition Activity. The vendor also holds a $350,000 single-award IDC with DLA Aviation (April 2026) for light intensity detectors and three additional $350,000 single-award IDCs with DLA Land and Maritime (February 2026) for cylinder sleeves, cylinder assemblies, and gear assembly speed components.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to the Defense Logistics Agency. The top five customer agencies (by combined potential value across all awards) account for approximately 95% of S&G Trading's award portfolio. DLA Land and Maritime dominates both volume and dollars: 266 awards valued at $5.4 million combined potential value. DLA Aviation follows with 179 awards ($1.2 million). The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command ranks third by dollar value at $5 million across nine awards, anchored by a $4,725 repair and calibration order (May 2026) and the $1,899.81–$29,159.96 delivery order range typical of the vendor's work. DLA Troop Support Hardware (78 awards, $79 thousand) and DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment (39 awards, $430 thousand) round out the top tier. The vendor has worked with 16 distinct federal agencies total but maintains negligible engagement outside DLA and Navy.

S&G Trading holds seven active Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA Land and Maritime, each with $250,000 ceilings and designated as total small business set-asides, covering gaskets, structural frames, mechanical stops, jettison assemblies, and fitting kits. Three additional $350,000 single-award IDCs with DLA Land and Maritime (awarded February 2026) cover cylinder sleeves, cylinder assemblies, and gear assemblies, plus one $350,000 single-award IDC with DLA Aviation (April 2026) for light intensity detectors. A $722,999.01 three-year IDC with the Joint Munitions Command provides preventative maintenance and repair services for linear accelerator equipment through April 2027. The vendor also participates in a Navy Blanket Purchase Agreement (N0016416A0026) with 12 task orders valued at $64 thousand combined potential value. Nearly all task order activity flows through DLA IDCs; the vendor does not hold positions on government-wide vehicles such as GWACs or GSA Schedules.

Activity has grown substantially: 47 awards in 2022 to 81 awards in 2025, with 73 awards year-to-date in 2026. The recompete cliff within the next twenty-four months shows two awards reaching ultimate completion with combined potential value of $827 thousand, representing modest recompete exposure. The vendor competes in highly fragmented commodity markets; its 589 prime awards in the source carry a median individual order value under $5,000, reflecting routine purchase-order-based procurement of small-unit industrial components rather than larger systems contracts or multi-year platform work. Award concentration by component type is broad: gasket manufacturing (77 awards), ball and roller bearing manufacturing (61 awards), fastener manufacturing (60 awards), and hardware manufacturing (59 awards) collectively account for the majority of the portfolio.

The vendor's customer relationship with DLA appears long-standing and stable, with hundreds of purchase orders and multiple renewal cycles of Indefinite Delivery Contracts. The vendor operates as a 100% prime contractor, with no documented subcontract role in the source data. Performance occurs exclusively at Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania, where the vendor maintains operations facilities serving as a consolidation and distribution point for DLA shipments to continental and overseas depots.