Trivent Engineering, Incorporated

Trivent Engineering, Incorporated, doing business as Trivent Eng., is a small business manufacturer of precision mechanical components headquartered in Carson City, Nevada. The company has maintained federal contractor status since its SAM.gov registration in May 2001 and specializes in the production of customized mechanical parts for defense applications. Trivent Engineering serves as a prime contractor to the federal government, supplying critical mechanical components that support maintenance, repair, and overhaul operations across the Department of Defense's supply chain, primarily through contracts awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency.

Trivent Engineering has demonstrated sustained capability in manufacturing and delivering a diverse range of mechanical components through federal contract awards spanning multiple years. The company's primary product offerings include gearshafts (both multiple and spur variants), shaft assemblies with shoulder configurations, adapter splines, O-rings, retaining clips, machine screws, nonmetallic grommets, and drive adapters. These components have been procured through firm fixed-price purchase orders and delivery orders by the Defense Logistics Agency's Land and Maritime division and Aviation division, with contract values ranging from under $500 to over $220,000 per individual award. The majority of Trivent's federal work has been executed without small business set-aside designations, though the company has successfully competed for and won several contracts designated as total small business set-asides, including a $222,648.48 purchase order for gearshafts awarded in July 2023 and a $81,947.01 purchase order for gearshafts awarded in February 2023. All performance has been conducted at Trivent's Carson City, Nevada facility, with deliveries made to various Continental United States and overseas Defense Logistics Agency depots supporting military readiness. The company has maintained consistent contract performance since 2021, with awards continuing through September 2025, demonstrating reliable supplier status within the federal logistics procurement ecosystem.

Trivent Engineering currently maintains ten active Indefinite Delivery Contracts with the Defense Logistics Agency, providing a structured framework for rapid procurement of mechanical components as operational requirements arise. These IDCs include eight single-award contracts with ceiling values of $250,000 each and two additional contracts also valued at $250,000, covering the period from March 2021 through September 2026. The company's IDC portfolio encompasses supply agreements for gearshafts (multiple variants), shaft assemblies with shoulder components, adapter splines, O-rings, retaining clips, and machine screws. Five of these IDCs are designated as total small business set-asides, while the remainder operate under open competition structures. Under these IDC vehicles, Trivent has fulfilled numerous delivery orders, with recent activity including a $149,463.10 delivery order for multiple gearshafts awarded in August 2025, a $65,574.90 delivery order for shaft assemblies awarded in August 2025, and a $27,930.05 delivery order for shaft assembly shoulder components awarded in September 2025. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime division has been the primary agency awarding task orders against these IDCs, with the DLA Aviation division also issuing orders for machine screws and grommets. The IDC structure enables Trivent Engineering to provide pre-positioned capacity for critical spare parts with guaranteed minimum order quantities and estimated annual order frequencies, ensuring the Defense Logistics Agency maintains reliable access to precision mechanical components essential for sustaining military vehicle, vessel, and equipment operations across global logistics networks.