S&G Trading, LIMITED Liability Company

S&G Trading, LIMITED Liability Company, doing business as S & G Trading LLC, is a small business supplier of industrial components, fasteners, and preventative maintenance services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor, competing predominantly under total small business set-asides and full-and-open procurements. Headquartered in Garnet Valley, Pennsylvania, with operations in Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania, S&G Trading holds a limited liability company structure and operates across multiple NAICS categories including gasket, packing, and sealing device manufacturing (339991); ball and roller bearing manufacturing (332991); hardware manufacturing (332510); and industrial valve manufacturing (333911).

S&G Trading's federal footprint consists almost entirely of direct prime awards—558 total awards across 16 distinct customer agencies, with zero subcontract work. The vendor's capability portfolio centers on supply of off-the-shelf industrial spare parts and components to support military logistics and equipment maintenance. Representative work includes a $136 thousand delivery order from the Joint Munitions Command (awarded April 18, 2026) for preventative maintenance and repairs to INDUSTRIAC linear accelerator equipment at Letterkenny Munitions Center in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, under a Total Small Business set-aside; a $44.5 thousand purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime (July 8, 2025) for solenoid electrical components; a $74.3 thousand purchase order from DLA Construction and Equipment (September 18, 2025) for absorb cartridges; and a $42.4 thousand purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime (January 14, 2026) for gaskets. The vendor supplies bearings, O-rings, gaskets, seals, valves, hydraulic actuators, fasteners, structural components, and mechanical assemblies spanning hundreds of National Stock Numbers. Delivery locations include Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania and various Defense Logistics Agency depots, consolidation points, and military installations across the continental United States and overseas.

Customer concentration is pronounced and heavily weighted to Defense Logistics Agency divisions. DLA Land and Maritime leads the portfolio by count (250 awards, $5.3 million combined potential value) and potential value, followed by DLA Aviation (166 awards, $792 thousand). The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command ranks third by potential value ($5 million across 8 awards) despite low award count, signaling higher-dollar individual procurements. DLA Troop Support Hardware and Construction and Equipment, the Department of the Army Materiel Command (Joint Munitions Command and TACOM Life Cycle Management Command), and the Department of Defense Aviation account for the remainder. The top five customers by potential value cover 95 percent of combined potential value, reflecting concentrated relationship risk.

Activity has accelerated significantly, growing from 47 awards in 2022 to 81 in 2025, then moderating to 42 in 2026 year-to-date. Combined potential value across all 558 awards stands at $13.7 million, with $4.3 million obligated (31 percent utilization rate), suggesting a mix of delivered orders and unexercised contract capacity. One award with ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months carries $136 thousand in potential value and faces recompete exposure.

The vendor maintains seven active Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA Land and Maritime, each valued at $250,000 ceiling, covering gaskets, structural frames, mechanical stops, jettison assemblies, fitting kits, nonmetallic seals, cylinder sleeves, and gear assemblies. A specialized three-year IDC with the Joint Munitions Command (awarded April 18, 2025, ceiling $722,999.01, through April 17, 2027) covers preventative maintenance and repair services for INDUSTRIAC and LINAC equipment at Letterkenny Army Depot and Crane Army Ammunition Activity. Three additional IDCs awarded in early 2026 by DLA Land and Maritime (ceiling values $350,000 each) cover cylinder sleeves, cylinder assemblies, and gear assemblies, extending through February 2027. Purchase orders and delivery orders dominate the award type distribution, reflecting routine replenishment demand. A single Blanket Purchase Agreement with Naval Sea Systems Command (N0016416A0026) has generated 12 task orders valued at $64 thousand.

Set-aside posture splits across Total Small Business (four of seven DLA Land and Maritime IDCs) and full-and-open competitions. Approximately 70 percent of individual purchase orders carry no set-aside designation, indicating S&G Trading's competitive positioning in unrestricted procurements. The vendor has held SAM registration since January 30, 2014, demonstrating sustained federal contracting presence.