Southeastern Equipment Company, Inc.

Southeastern Equipment Company, Inc., doing business as Southeastern Equipment Co, supplies military vehicle parts, automotive components, and logistics support items to the Department of Defense and federal agencies as a prime contractor, competing predominantly in full-and-open procurements without set-aside designations. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Augusta, Georgia, with a subsidiary Seco Parts & Equipment Co. It has served 33 federal customer agencies over a period spanning from 1980 to the present, with a portfolio of 606 prime awards (zero subcontract activity) carrying $42.2 million in combined potential value.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward Army procurement. The Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal accounts for 281 awards and $34.4 million (79% of combined potential value), and the broader Department of the Army carries 154 awards worth $6.2 million. Together, Army programs represent 79% of award count and 96% of potential value. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime places 21 orders worth $420 thousand, and the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons (Federal Correctional Institution Gilmer and Federal Correctional Complex Victorville) drives recent activity with four awards for MTVR and LADS vehicle components totaling $279 thousand.

Southeastern Equipment holds positions on five major multiple-award blanket purchase agreements with the Army. The Blanket Purchase Agreement W56HZV22AJ006, valued at $3 million and awarded June 29, 2026 with performance through June 30, 2027, carries a $2 million predecessor (W56HZV22AJ006, originally November 15, 2021, running through May 15, 2025) that generated 33 monthly call orders averaging $176 thousand and historical call values ranging from $50 thousand to $722 thousand. Four additional BPAs (W56HZV12AJ023, W56HZV19AJ010, W56HZV16AJ003, and an older Indefinite Delivery Contract W56HZV06AJ051) collectively account for 235 task orders and $29.8 million. The company does not hold parent-level GWACs or government-wide contract vehicles; its work flows through Army-specific vehicles issued by Detroit Arsenal and Army Materiel Command Contracting Command.

Capability framing derives entirely from parts supply and logistics distribution. The company's product portfolio centers on HMMWV components (suspension bushings, shock absorbers, brake assemblies, fasteners, connectors, hose assemblies, headlights), MTVR and M35A2 truck parts (differential assemblies, brake chambers, radiators, valves, tractor-protection valves, air dryers, coolers), and specialized assemblies (beadlock assemblies, clamp-loop assemblies, fabric tanks, pressure regulators, governors, air compressors). Recent awards exemplify this scope: a $78 thousand BOP from Federal Bureau of Prisons Federal Correctional Complex Victorville for 32 line items of MTVR components (September 2026), a $149 thousand DLA Land and Maritime purchase order for a switch assembly (March 2025), and a series of monthly Army calls ranging from $46 thousand to $722 thousand for combined vehicle parts and tools (2022–2026). Top NAICS categories are Heavy Duty Truck Manufacturing (135 awards), Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts Merchant Wholesalers (42 awards), and Other Aircraft Parts Manufacturing (38 awards). Top PSCs are Storage Tanks (133 awards), Miscellaneous Vehicular Components (80 awards), and Trucks and Truck Tractors (54 awards).

Activity has been volatile in recent years. The vendor received 14 awards in 2022, declining to 9 in 2023, rebounding to 12 in 2024, then dropping to 3 in 2025 and 6 year-to-date in 2026. This reflects both the consolidation of monthly Army BPA call orders into single combined-all-calls contract records and an underlying decline in volume. Only 3 awards (combined potential value $198 thousand) face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, reducing near-term recompete exposure; however, the June 2027 completion of the $3 million Army BPA and the May 2025 expiration of the $2 million predecessor BPA represent material vehicles entering renewal discussion in the 2025–2027 window. The vendor obligated $80.7 million across all awards (191% of potential value), indicating invoiced activity substantially exceeds reported ceiling values—a marker of sustained, high-volume order flow against stable contract vehicles.