Spareit LLC

Spareit LLC, a for-profit computer hardware component supplier based in Rochester, New York, operates as a prime contractor supplying discrete data storage, memory, switching, and interface devices to the Department of Defense through the Defense Logistics Agency, competing full-and-open with no set-aside designations across the majority of its portfolio — though two Total Small Business awards appear in the recent history. The vendor holds no IDIQs, GWACs, or blanket purchase agreements; work arrives as individual firm-fixed-price purchase orders with short performance windows, typically two to three weeks.

Spareit's customer footprint is dominated by DLA Troop Support's Construction and Equipment division, which accounts for 119 of 145 awards (82% of the total) and $130 thousand of $250 thousand in combined potential value. The Navy's Naval Supply Systems Command represents the second-tier customer with 9 awards ($48 thousand), while DLA Aviation (9 awards, $17 thousand) and DLA Land and Maritime (4 awards, $3 thousand) round out the active set. The Naval Air Systems Command and Naval Sea Systems Command each appear in smaller volumes. The concentration is sharp: DLA Troop Support alone drives 52% of all potential dollars.

Capability concentration reflects the vendor's role as a spare-parts supplier. The award portfolio is anchored in computer storage device manufacturing (40 awards), computer terminal and peripheral equipment manufacturing (27 awards), and related categories. Named recent work includes a $10,676 purchase order (Jun 26, 2023) for disk drive units from DLA Construction and Equipment; an $8,535 Total Small Business order (May 21, 2025) from DLA Aviation for a digital switching group; a $525 order (Aug 3, 2023) from DLA Construction and Equipment for magnetic transport equipment; and a $35 order (Sep 6, 2023) also from DLA Construction and Equipment for memory cards. The vendor procures and delivers these components in-house without material subcontractor involvement. Performance takes place at facilities in Westgate and Gates, New York.

Activity has been variable. The vendor recorded eight awards in 2022, peaked at 24 awards in 2023, dropped to 15 in 2024, fell to 7 in 2025, and has posted only 3 awards in 2026 to date (through April 9). Award values are small — median transaction size appears to fall in the low hundreds to low thousands of dollars — and combined potential value across all 145 awards stands at $250 thousand, indicating a high-velocity, low-touch business model serving urgent military supply-chain requirements. The vendor maintains a continuous if fluctuating presence in DLA procurement and has worked with the agency since at least 2015 according to the source data span.

Assisting Government contractors and 3rd party maintenance with servers, storage and networking hardware. Primarily end of life. End of Sale.