Gerin Corp Inc.

Gerin Corp Inc., a woman-owned small business manufacturer based in Neptune City, New Jersey, supplies specialized medical and laboratory equipment to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor across 973 purchase orders and indefinite delivery contracts. The company competes predominantly in full-and-open procurements, though approximately 10% of recent awards carry Total Small Business set-aside designations; no other SBA certifications apply beyond woman-owned small business status.

Gerin's federal footprint is dominated by commodity medical supplies and laboratory testing equipment. The company manufactures screw-cap bottles, oil condition test kits, viscosity comparators, tube assemblies, thermometers, and related components for DLA's medical supply chain and logistics operations. Recent representative work includes a $74,666 purchase order (November 2025) for 74 oil condition test kits under a Total Small Business set-aside, an $18,354 Total Small Business award (March 2025) for viscosity comparators, and a $62,492 Total Small Business purchase order (November 2023) for 68 oil condition test kits. The company also holds a single-award indefinite delivery contract valued at $250,000 with DLA Troop Support Medical for viscosity comparators running through April 2026. These are firm fixed-price purchase orders and task orders, with delivery periods typically ranging from 30 to 60 days and completion dates spanning from near-term through 2026.

Customer concentration at Gerin is extreme. DLA Troop Support Medical accounts for 918 of 973 awards (covering 99% of total awards) and $2.8 million of the $13 million combined potential value. The remaining customer base is minimal: DLA Land and Maritime holds 18 awards worth $99,000; the Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command, one award valued at $21,000; DLA Construction and Equipment, eight awards worth $10,000; and DLA Aviation, three awards worth $3,000. The source data shows $2.4 million in obligated dollars against $13 million in potential value — a 19% obligation rate typical for indefinite delivery vehicles with recurring call-outs.

Gerin's work flows through five named DLA indefinite delivery contracts. The largest vehicle, IDC SPE2DH16D5006, carries 82 task orders worth $80,000 combined. IDC SPE2DH14D5013 accounts for 67 task orders valued at $61,000. Three smaller vehicles (SPE2DH21D5006, SPE2DH16D5010, and SPE2DH20D5006) collectively support 69 task orders valued at $31,000. All five are single-award contracts—not GWACs or government-wide vehicles—and represent Gerin's primary ordering conduits.

The product portfolio maps clearly to two dominant NAICS codes: Drugs and Druggists' Sundries Merchant Wholesalers (184 awards) and Laboratory Equipment and Supplies procurement (502 awards across PSC codes). Bottle, screw-cap items dominate the award count; oil condition test kits and viscosity comparators dominate the higher-dollar orders. Award volume declined from 73 in 2022 to 49 in 2023, rebounded to 56 in 2024, then rose to 65 in 2025—suggesting volatile demand cycles within DLA's medical logistics budget. Year-to-date 2026 shows 11 awards through early April.

Gerin has no identified subcontractors and no subcontract footprint; all 973 awards are prime contracts. The company has performed all work at its Neptune City facility since receiving its first recorded federal award in May 1981, establishing it as a long-standing DLA supplier. Recent activity through April 2026 indicates the vendor remains active in DLA's recurring medical supply procurement cycle, though the sub-million-dollar annual order values and high transaction count signal a narrow, transactional relationship focused on commodity fulfillment rather than strategic systems or large-scale engineering integration.