Suprimo Solutions LLC

Suprimo Solutions LLC, a minority-owned, veteran-owned, and Hispanic American-owned limited liability company based in Tucson, Arizona, supplies precision mechanical components and fastening hardware to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor exclusively on purchase orders and indefinite delivery contracts with no subcontractor involvement.

Suprimo Solutions operates entirely within the Defense Logistics Agency's two divisions — Land and Maritime (42 awards, $1.7 million combined potential value) and Aviation (34 awards, $330 thousand combined potential value) — capturing 100% of its 76 recent awards across these two customer organizations. The company registered with SAM.gov in July 2024 and has built a rapid footprint since then, with activity accelerating sharply: one award in 2024, sixty-seven awards in 2025, and eight through April 2026. Combined potential value across all awards stands at $2 million, with $541 thousand obligated to date.

Suprimo's capability portfolio centers on small-batch, high-precision manufacturing of fasteners, seals, gaskets, clamps, adapters, nuts, bolts, pins, rivets, and related mechanical components for military aviation and maritime equipment maintenance and repair operations. Recent representative awards include a $181.5 million purchase order (August 2026) for plain encased seals under DLA Land and Maritime, a $66.48 thousand Total Small Business purchase order (October 2025) for coupling assemblies, and a $61.47 thousand purchase order (April 2025) for nonmetallic seals. Work is performed entirely in-house at the contractor's Tucson facility on firm fixed-price terms, with typical performance periods ranging from one to three months for individual purchase orders.

Suprimo holds six active indefinite delivery contracts, all with the Defense Logistics Agency and all valued at $250 thousand ceilings. Three are designated Total Small Business set-asides: a January 2026 IDC for retainer nuts and bolts (Land and Maritime), a July 2025 IDC for loop clamps (Land and Maritime), and a February 2026 IDC for fabricated wire products (Aviation). Three carry no set-aside designation: a March 2025 Land and Maritime IDC for plain seals, a May 2025 Land and Maritime IDC for packing retainers, and a May 2025 Land and Maritime IDC for back-up rings. These vehicles typically support four to twelve orders annually with guaranteed minimum order quantities and delivery timelines ranging from forty-eight to one hundred ten days. Most individual purchase orders cluster in the $1 thousand to $10 thousand range, with occasional larger awards such as the $181.5 thousand seal procurement.

Suprimo competes predominantly in full-and-open solicitations against other qualified suppliers but also successfully competes under Total Small Business set-asides on indefinite delivery contracts, reflecting its eligibility across both procurement pathways. The vendor's award history shows no teaming relationships, subcontracting, or prime contractor involvement; all work is prime delivery from the Tucson facility. Customer concentration is absolute — all 76 awards originate from DLA Land and Maritime and DLA Aviation, with no awards from other federal agencies. The largest product categories by award count are Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing (twenty-one awards) and Hardware Manufacturing (sixteen awards), with secondary concentration in Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing (eleven awards) and Fabricated Pipe and Pipe Fitting Manufacturing (ten awards).

Activity trajectory shows rapid growth from registration through 2025, but recent volume (eight awards through April 2026) suggests possible slowdown or a bounded pipeline specific to DLA's current procurement cycles. No recompete cliff data is present in the source, and the vendor holds no parent contract vehicles beyond the six standalone DLA indefinite delivery contracts. The company's federal footprint remains nascent and highly concentrated within a single buying organization, presenting both opportunity — deep penetration of DLA supply requirements — and risk — dependence on continued DLA ordering against a single vendor with limited alternative customer diversification.