Velocity Parts Group LLC

Velocity Parts Group LLC, a self-certified small disadvantaged business sole proprietorship based in Guyton, Georgia, supplies automotive and vehicle components to the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime as a prime contractor under seven active Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) designated as total small business set-asides. The vendor operates exclusively with DLA Land and Maritime, holding no subcontract positions and competing entirely under set-aside vehicles valued up to $250,000 each.

Velocity Parts Group's capability portfolio centers on direct-supply parts for military vehicle fleet maintenance: exhaust pipes, metallic non-skid treads, tandem axle torque rods, slack adjusters, brake assemblies and pads, anti-lock brake sensors, air brake chambers, and propeller shafts. Recent representative work includes a $21.8 thousand delivery order (August 2023) for exhaust pipes, a $15.2 thousand purchase order for torque rods (May 2024), a $14.5 thousand purchase order for cushioning pads (January 2026), and a $6.9 thousand delivery order for exhaust pipes (July 2024). The vendor fulfills orders from its facility in Guyton to both continental U.S. and overseas DLA depots, with estimated order frequency of 11 orders per year across the seven active IDCs.

Customer concentration is absolute: Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime represents 100% of awards and 100% of combined potential value across the footprint. The vendor holds six active single-award IDCs covering distinct component categories — exhaust pipes, metallic non-skid treads, torque rods, brake slack adjusters, anti-lock brake sensors, and air brake chambers — each with a $250,000 ceiling and periods of performance extending through October 2024. Task orders against these vehicles carry nominal individual values (typically $300 to $22,000 per order) but are issued frequently enough to generate steady fulfillment activity.

Award activity peaked in 2022 with 19 awards, declined to 12 in 2023, and has substantially contracted to 3 awards in 2024, 1 in 2025, and 1 in 2026. The combined potential value across all 44 awards totals $2.2 million, with only $195 thousand obligated (9% of potential value) — reflecting the vendor's position on IDC vehicles with low utilization relative to their ceilings. Most of the vendor's recent IDCs are expiring or expired: five of the seven active IDCs completed between September 2022 and November 2023, with one extended through October 2024 and another awarded in October 2023. This near-term expiration of all seven IDCs creates substantial recompete exposure for the vendor; absent new awards or recompetes of existing vehicles, the footprint will face completion of the majority of its active contract vehicles within the next twelve months. The vendor does not appear on GWAC, BPA, or multi-agency vehicle positions and relies entirely on DLA-specific IDC competition to sustain federal revenue.