Supplyforce.com, LLC

Supplyforce.com, LLC, doing business as Supply Force, is a for-profit limited liability company based in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania that supplies industrial tooling, electrical components, safety equipment, and maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) products to federal agencies as a prime contractor (94% of recent awards) and occasional subcontractor. The company competes in full-and-open procurements and does not hold SBA set-aside certifications; however, it wins a material share of task orders designated for Total Small Business set-asides under existing blanket purchase agreements, suggesting it qualifies and competes under that category on eligible vehicles.

Supply Force's customer base is heavily concentrated in defense and Army logistics. The top five funding agencies by award count account for 40% of recent awards, led by TACOM Life Cycle Management Command (167 awards, $7.2 million combined potential value), which manages Army weapon systems sustainment and lifecycle support. The Army Corps of Engineers' Walla Walla District follows with 44 awards ($5.7 million), and the Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal with 32 awards ($408 thousand). However, the top customer by potential value is the GSA Federal Acquisition Service (19 awards, $27.7 million), which reflects Supply Force's position on the General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule (MAS). The Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region ranks second by dollars (10 awards, $18.1 million). The two rankings diverge sharply: TACOM dominates by order frequency but GSA and Army facility management drive the majority of combined potential value.

Supply Force operates under two primary indefinite delivery vehicles. The $4.999 million TACOM Blanket Purchase Agreement (May 2023 through May 2028) has generated 113 task orders ($1.4 million combined potential value) for industrial tooling, cutting implements, safety equipment, and specialized fixtures supporting Army weapon systems sustainment and maintenance programs. A secondary $450 thousand single-award BPA with the Army Corps of Engineers Huntington District (May 2025 through April 2030) supplies electrical equipment for operations and maintenance projects. Supply Force also holds a seat on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, from which 236 task orders ($5.9 million combined potential value) have been issued by civilian and defense agencies for diverse products ranging from electrical components and control modules to industrial equipment and lighting fixtures.

Concrete representative work spans both vehicles and funding sources. On the TACOM BPA, Supply Force delivered bandsaw blades (23 awards in the past 18 months, ranging from $23.4 thousand to $24.7 thousand per order, set-aside and unrestricted), various cutting tools and carbide inserts (broach sets, end mills, reamers, shank components), industrial tooling (drills, wrenches, collets), and specialized fixtures (milling fixtures, spill containment pallets, tool crib storage). On the MAS vehicle, Supply Force supplied a $958.8 thousand order from NASA for Allen Bradley programmable logic controllers, a $566.5 thousand delivery order from NASA for PanelView hardware with EMI modifications, a $264.9 thousand FBI purchase order for CJIS LED lighting replacement at King of Prussia, a $129.5 thousand TACOM order for 24 V-notch sawhorses, and a $102 thousand Air Force order for electrical panelboard items. Recent orders include sub-million deliveries of electrical fuses ($5.7 thousand), relays ($275), and receptacles ($1.5 thousand) through the GSA MAS to the Federal Acquisition Service.

Activity has contracted year over year — 80 awards in 2024, 58 in 2025, 22 in 2026 — but the portfolio is mature with only 2 awards (combined potential value $454 thousand) facing ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, yielding limited recompete exposure in that window. Supply Force subcontracts to major defense contractors including Pantexas Deterrence, LLC (Y-12 and Pantex plant operations and capital equipment), Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC (Y-12 and Pantex management and operating contracts), Central Plateau Cleanup Company, LLC (Hanford Central Plateau cleanup task orders), The Boeing Company (Space Launch System production), and others, supplying electrical materials, components, and industrial equipment to support nuclear security and space programs.

Product concentration spans hardware wholesale (237 awards), cutting tool and machine tool accessory manufacturing (116 awards), and electrical equipment and component manufacturing (97 awards). Top PSCs include hand tools and nonedged items (76 awards), miscellaneous electrical and electronic components (63 awards), electrical hardware and supplies (47 awards), and cutting tools for machine tools (46 awards). Supply Force does not hold a GWAC seat and does not appear to pursue GSA Schedule or agency-wide IDIQ work outside of the MAS and the two active BPAs noted above. The vendor operates as a pure-play industrial distribution and equipment supplier without systems integration, IT modernization, professional services, or facility management capabilities beyond occasional lighting and facility maintenance orders.

ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL SUPPLIES; MOTORS, STARTERS, RELAYS, WIRE, CABLE, TOOLS, ENCLOSURES, CIRCUIT BREAKERS, CONNECTORS,MOTOR CONTROLS AND PUSH BUTTONS. LIGHTING EQUIPMENT. INDUSTRIAL AND HVAC EQUIPMENT. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT. PIPE, VALVES, FITTINGS.