Tri Component Product Corp.

Tri Component Product Corp., a small business manufacturer headquartered in Bronx, New York, supplies vehicular transmission and power-train components to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor on a portfolio consisting almost entirely of small-business set-aside and unrestricted purchase orders and delivery orders. The company competes across both Total Small Business and full-and-open designations, with roughly 60 percent of recent awards carrying small-business set-aside tags.

Tri Component's capability footprint is narrow and specialized: the company manufactures transmission-critical components including torque converters, governor assemblies, intermediate plates, universal joints, clutch assemblies and kits, adapter cylinders, vacuum modulators, and related mechanical parts to military specification and National Stock Number. Recent representative awards include a $32,400 Total Small Business purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime for 54 units of clutch components (May 2026, completion November 2026); a $55,648 Total Small Business purchase order for torque converters (September 2025, completion March 2026); and a $65,205 delivery order for torque converters issued against an Indefinite Delivery Contract (December 2022, completion April 2023). Work is performed at the company's manufacturing facility in Bronx, New York, with components delivered to DLA Distribution depots across continental and overseas locations supporting Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard vehicle maintenance programs.

Customer concentration is extreme. DLA Land and Maritime accounts for 167 of 215 prime awards (78 percent) and $5.2 million of combined potential value across the portfolio. A secondary DLA entity (Defense Logistics Agency, undifferentiated) represents 35 awards and $56 thousand in value. The remaining two customers—the United States Marine Corps (1 award, $47 thousand) and DLA Troop Support Hardware (3 awards, $6 thousand)—constitute 2 percent of the award count and negligible dollar share. The portfolio reflects almost exclusive dependence on DLA Land and Maritime as a customer.

Tri Component holds five named Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA Land and Maritime, all single-award vehicles with $250,000 ceilings structured for 4 to 10 delivery orders annually. The contracts cover transmission and vehicular components and carry a mix of set-aside (Total Small Business) and unrestricted designations. The top four IDCs by task-order volume generated five, three, three, and two task orders respectively with combined potential values ranging from $24 thousand to $101 thousand.

Award activity has grown modestly but unevenly: seven awards per year in 2022 and 2023, sixteen in 2024, eleven in 2025, and two in the first five months of 2026. The portfolio carries minimal recompete risk; only one award with a combined potential value of $32 thousand reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. The company has received 215 cumulative awards with combined potential value of $31.2 million, though only $4 million (13 percent) has been obligated to date, indicating many of these are recurring delivery orders against standing IDCs with modest individual ceiling values.

Tri Component's NAICS profile is dominated by Motor Vehicle Transmission and Power Train Parts Manufacturing (129 awards); PSC concentration runs to Vehicular Power Transmission Components (197 awards). The vendor's federal footprint is a direct function of its core manufacturing capability and a sustained supplier relationship with DLA Land and Maritime spanning decades for small-order, component-level procurement supporting military vehicle fleet maintenance across the Defense Department.