Trevose Industrial Products Inc.

Trevose Industrial Products Inc., a woman-owned small business and Subchapter S corporation based in Macungie, Pennsylvania, supplies electronic components and mechanical parts to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on a high-volume, low-dollar-value purchase-order footprint under full-and-open competition, with minimal set-aside designation.

The vendor's federal award portfolio spans 1,466 prime purchase orders and delivery orders, nearly all competed without socioeconomic set-asides despite the company's WOSB status. Total combined potential value across all awards sits at $13 million, with $13.8 million obligated — a portfolio characterized by numerous small orders rather than large contracts or vehicles. Recent activity shows deceleration: 82 awards in 2022, 61 in 2023, 58 in 2024, and only 7 awards in 2026 (through mid-July). The vendor holds five indefinite delivery contracts with DLA divisions, the largest being SPE4A619D6886 (magnetometers, $250 thousand potential) with 16 task orders and SPE4A614D7142 (circuit breakers, $250 thousand potential) with 14 task orders. Representative prime work includes a $222,585 tachometer assembly order from Naval Supply Systems Command (August 2025), a $140,640 mechanical tachometer order from Air Education and Training Command (April 2023), and a $78,876 mounting tray order from DLA Aviation (March 2024). Performance locations include Macungie, Pennsylvania (primary) and Mineral Point, Wisconsin.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to DLA. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime accounts for 569 awards ($3.5 million combined potential value), Naval Supply Systems Command for 299 awards ($4 million), and DLA Aviation for 264 awards ($2.1 million) — together representing 92% of awards and 82% of combined potential value. The two customer-ranking lists track closely; Naval Supply Systems Command anchors the dollar ranking despite lower award count, reflecting larger per-order values. DLA Troop Support divisions (Hardware and Construction and Equipment) round out the top five.

Product portfolio centers on discrete electronic and electromechanical components — circuit breakers, magnetometers, pressure switches, transducers, flow control valves, thermal resistors, relays, connectors, fasteners (shoulder screws, pin assemblies, washers), seals, rotary unions, and pumps. Top NAICS codes are Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing (130 awards), Hardware Manufacturing (125), Bolt/Nut/Screw/Rivet/Washer Manufacturing (82), and Industrial Valve Manufacturing (61). Most orders are individual-unit or small-batch procurements under $30 thousand. The vendor self-performs all work without major subcontractors and competes against all qualified vendors on unrestricted competitive solicitations posted by DLA and Naval Supply Systems Command.

Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal — only one award ($112 thousand potential value) reaches ultimate completion by October 2027. The vendor holds no federal contract vehicles, GWACs, or government-wide IDIQs; all work flows through DLA and Naval Supply Systems Command standing IDCs and routine purchase orders. The vendor has been registered in the System for Award Management since 2001 and serves as a specialized supplier to the defense spare-parts supply chain, with no recorded subcontract relationships or work on larger defense platform programs.