Teikoku USA Inc.

Teikoku USA Inc., through its Chempump division, manufactures and supplies centrifugal pumps, stator assemblies, and related fluid-power equipment to the federal government as a prime contractor on firm fixed-price purchase orders, with minimal subcontract activity. The company is a foreign-owned, for-profit manufacturer headquartered in Warminster, Pennsylvania, and does not hold SBA designations; it competes in full-and-open categories with no set-aside posture across its federal footprint.

The Chempump division's capability portfolio centers on pump and pumping equipment manufacturing, grounded in 97% prime awards spanning pump components, centrifugal pump assemblies, stator assemblies, and maintenance/repair/rebuild services for fluid-power systems. Representative work includes a $218,736 firm fixed-price purchase order awarded by Naval Supply Systems Command in April 2026 for stator assembly procurement with performance through October 2026, an $33,065 Naval Sea Systems Command purchase order in August 2021 for a Teikoku/Chempump G Series centrifugal pump component, and a $7 million Defense Logistics Agency Document Services award for pump-related commodities or services.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to Navy logistics and maintenance commands. The top three agencies by award count account for 84% of awards: Naval Supply Systems Command leads with 41 awards ($4.9 million combined potential value), Naval Sea Systems Command follows with 16 awards ($580 thousand), and the Bureau of Prisons Federal Transfer Center Oklahoma City holds 4 awards ($51 thousand). However, the potential-value ranking diverges sharply — Defense Logistics Agency Document Services anchors 99% of combined potential value with a single $7 million award, while NSSC's 41 awards represent routine maintenance and spare-parts replenishment at smaller unit values. The division maintains one active parent vehicle, Indefinite Delivery Contract SPRMM118DDD01, with 3 task orders worth $1.8 million combined potential.

Activity has declined materially from prior years — three awards annually in 2019 and 2021, down to one award each in 2023, 2024, and 2026 as of the source date. Only one award ($219 thousand) reaches ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, limiting near-term recompete exposure. The division carries minimal subcontract work; a December 2023 sub-award under Fluor Marine Propulsion for Naval Nuclear Laboratory test loop circulating pumps represents the primary named sub engagement.