United Supply Alliance Inc.

United Supply Alliance Inc., based in San Marcos, California, is a small, minority-owned, veteran-owned, and service-disabled veteran-owned business that supplies a broad portfolio of facility maintenance parts, protective equipment, medical supplies, IT hardware, and commemorative items to federal agencies as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards). The vendor competes across a mix of total small business set-asides and full-and-open procurements, with set-aside work concentrated in Department of Defense and Department of Army purchases and open competition dominating Department of State orders.

The vendor's capability footprint reflects transactional, commodity-oriented procurement rather than services or systems integration. Recent work spans embassy facility spare parts and maintenance equipment (lift station pumps, irrigation system components, chiller parts, gate hardware); medical supplies to Indian Health Service facilities (Abbott Diabetes sensors, FreeStyle Libre kits); IT consumables and peripherals (laptop tri-fold extenders, ethernet cables, toners, xerox cartridges); protective equipment and uniforms (boots, guard caps, work uniforms); and commemorative military coins manufactured under NAICS 339910 (Jewelry and Silverware Manufacturing). Representative prime awards include a $1 million total small business set-aside from Navy Recruiting Command for 5,000 laptop tri-fold extenders (September 2025), a $72,250 total small business set-aside from the Department of Army for canopy tents (September 2025), a $46,875 total small business set-aside from the Indian Health Service for Abbott Diabetes sensor kits to support the Chinle Comprehensive Health Care Facility (April 2024), and a $74,049 total small business set-aside from the Army for commemorative gold male rings (July 2023). Most awards are purchase orders with ceiling values under $50,000 each.

Customer concentration centers on the Department of State and the Indian Health Service. The State Department's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations leads by award count with 24 orders ($413 thousand combined potential value), followed by the Bureau of African Affairs (19 awards, $335 thousand), and the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs (14 awards, $227 thousand). These three bureaus account for 52% of all awards and dominate the vendor's volume of activity. The Department of Health and Human Services Indian Health Service, by contrast, anchors the dollar ranking—five awards represent $2.1 million in combined potential value (41% of the vendor's total portfolio), reflecting high-value medical supply contracts. The Army and Navy contribute smaller volumes but include set-aside work on uniform items and commemorative coins. The vendor has not held parent contract vehicles, IDIQs, GWACs, or BPAs that allow task-order placement; its recent work consists entirely of direct purchase orders. The exception is a newly awarded multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Office of the Chief of Staff of the Army (January 2026, $795,100 ceiling through January 2031) for customized coin production.

Activity has been flat to declining year over year. The vendor recorded 16 awards in 2024, 12 in 2025, and 2 in 2026 (through March), suggesting cyclical or seasonal purchasing patterns rather than sustained pipeline growth. The combined potential value across all 137 awards in the portfolio is $5.1 million, with $4.2 million (83%) obligated. Award size has historically ranged from $1,305 to $1 million, with median values in the $12,000–$35,000 range reflecting the commodity-supply profile. The new Army BPA opening a five-year window ($795,100 ceiling) represents the vendor's largest awarded vehicle position and signals an attempt to move beyond single purchase orders into recurring production work. With no awards recorded as sub-awards and no teaming relationships named in the source, United Supply Alliance operates as a direct vendor to federal customers, not as a subcontractor or consortia member.