Trivent Engineering, Incorporated

Trivent Engineering, Incorporated, doing business as Trivent Eng., manufactures precision mechanical components for defense applications and operates exclusively as a prime contractor to the Defense Logistics Agency across multiple indefinite delivery contracts and purchase orders. The Carson City, Nevada-based for-profit manufacturer holds small business status and competes across both total small business set-aside and full-and-open procurements, with 10 active single-award IDCs currently held against DLA Land and Maritime and DLA Aviation.

Trivent's capability portfolio centers on precision-engineered mechanical parts for military maintenance, repair, and overhaul operations: gearshafts (multiple and spur variants), shaft assemblies with shoulder configurations, adapter splines, O-rings, retaining clips, machine screws, nonmetallic grommets, and drive adapters. Representative recent work includes a $149,463.10 delivery order from DLA Land and Maritime in August 2025 for multiple gearshafts, a $82,575.80 firm fixed-price order in December 2023 for shaft assembly shoulder components, and a $222,648.48 total small business set-aside purchase order in July 2023 for 432 gearshaft units to support DLA Distribution Depot Hill. All work is performed at Trivent's Carson City facility and shipped to Continental United States and overseas DLA depots supporting global military logistics networks.

Customer concentration is pronounced and narrow. DLA Land and Maritime accounts for 210 awards (75% of total awards) and $9.3 million (81% of combined potential value); this single customer dominates by both volume and dollars. DLA Aviation ranks second with 14 awards worth $283 thousand combined potential value. The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center at Hill Air Force Base places 7 awards valued at $588 thousand. Together, the top five customer entities account for 95% of award count and 89% of potential value. Activity has remained relatively steady, ranging from 16 to 22 awards annually over the past five years, with $11.5 million in combined potential value across 279 prime awards and $9.2 million obligated (80% of potential value).

Trivent's IDV portfolio spans 13 contract vehicles, all single-award IDCs with DLA ranging from $250,000 to $350,000 ceiling values. The most active vehicles include an October 30, 2025 IDC with DLA Land and Maritime ($350,000 ceiling) for adapter splines, an October 30, 2025 IDC ($350,000 ceiling) for shaft assemblies, and a September 9, 2025 IDC ($250,000 ceiling) for gearshafts. Recent IDV awards include a March 11, 2026 total small business set-aside contract ($350,000 ceiling) for mixed mechanical components. Task order velocity under top vehicles ranges from 5 to 8 delivery orders per IDC, with individual orders typically valued between $2,000 and $150,000. These IDCs enable DLA to maintain pre-positioned capacity for rapid procurement of critical spare parts without renegotiating scope.

The company has maintained federal supplier status since its SAM.gov registration in May 2001 and has supplied DLA continuously since 2021. Manufacturing specialization falls under NAICS 333613 (Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing) and related categories; the top five NAICS codes account for 250 of 279 awards, with Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing alone representing 149 awards. Primary PSC code 30 (miscellaneous power transmission equipment) covers 235 awards. Trivent's set-aside posture spans both total small business set-aside IDCs and full-and-open delivery orders; approximately 7 of 13 active IDCs carry small business set-aside designations, while the remainder compete unrestricted. The vendor carries no subcontract footprint and operates exclusively on its own manufacturing capacity from the Carson City facility.