TVL 22 LLC

TVL 22 LLC, doing business as Silicon Valley Precision Machine, is a woman-owned, Asian-Pacific American-owned small disadvantaged business that manufactures precision-machined metal fasteners, bearings, bushings, springs, and mechanical hardware components for the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor on purchase orders and indefinite delivery contracts.

The company operates from San Jose, California, and competes predominantly in full-and-open procurements, though several of its recent awards carry Total Small Business set-aside designations. The firm's federal footprint consists entirely of prime awards—393 contracts since late 2023 with no subcontractor work. Across primary NAICS classifications, TVL 22 LLC focuses on ball and roller bearing manufacturing (146 awards), bolt/nut/screw/rivet/washer manufacturing (105 awards), and general hardware manufacturing (38 awards). Product service code concentration reflects the same pattern: bearings and plain unmounted components (157 awards), nuts and washers (53 awards), and screws (47 awards).

Customer concentration is tight and monolithic. The Defense Logistics Agency accounts for 100% of awards, split across three divisions: DLA Aviation dominates with 303 awards valued at $2 million combined potential value, followed by DLA Land and Maritime with 84 awards and $2 million combined potential value, and DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment with 6 awards worth $26 thousand. This customer structure reflects a highly specialized single-agency supplier posture.

The vendor's parent vehicle position shows a portfolio of five active indefinite delivery contracts, each a single-award DLA agreement: SPE4A624D5912 with 5 task orders, SPE4A624D5861 with 4 task orders, SPE4A625D5036 with 3 task orders, SPE4A624D5816 with 1 task order, and SPE7L125D61AM with 1 task order carrying $31 thousand in combined potential value. These IDCs collectively carry ceilings of $250,000 to $350,000 per vehicle, with performance periods extending through 2027. The recent award activity shows purchase orders flowing against these parent contracts alongside discrete procurements—the core business model consists of small to mid-sized delivery orders for individual fastener and component items, with individual contract values typically between $1,000 and $80,000.

Activity trajectory has been volatile. The vendor achieved 52 awards in 2023, grew to 157 in 2024, maintained roughly stable volume at 155 in 2025, but dropped to 29 awards through mid-2026. Combined potential value across all 393 awards stands at $4 million, with $1.1 million obligated (28% realization rate). Nineteen awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry $100 thousand in combined potential value, representing modest recompete exposure.

The company is structured as a for-profit LLC registered as a Self-Certified Small Disadvantaged Business and Woman-Owned Small Business with active SAM.gov registration. It holds no parent contract vehicles issued by GSA or other government-wide acquisition authorities and operates exclusively within DLA's purchase order and single-award IDC framework. The precision-machining and fastener-supplier profile, combined with woman-owned and disadvantaged business certifications and an entirely DLA-concentrated customer base, positions TVL 22 LLC as a niche defense industrial supplier focused on commodity mechanical components rather than systems integration or high-complexity engineering work.