Viking Incorporated

Viking Incorporated, doing business as Viking Inc., is a Louisiana-based small business Subchapter S Corporation that supplies mechanical and electrical components for military vehicle, equipment, and infrastructure maintenance as a prime contractor across 1,727 federal awards spanning nearly four decades. The vendor competes predominantly without set-aside restrictions on full-and-open awards, though it qualifies and receives Total Small Business set-aside purchase orders — roughly 15–20% of recent awards carry small business designations. Viking has been a registered federal contractor since June 2001 and operates from Marrero, Louisiana.

Viking's capability portfolio centers on spare parts and components for defense logistics operations: fuel metering pumps, filter elements, seals (plain and encased), pumps (centrifugal, reciprocating, manual bilge, cooling system), valves (check, flush, diaphragm-guided), O-rings, hydraulic cylinders, engine starters, installation kits, tube assemblies, exhaust components, and related mechanical assemblies. Recent representative work includes a $3.7 million Department of the Army M1A1 Abrams hull and turret spare parts contract (September 2022–December 2023); a $83.7 thousand DLA Land and Maritime delivery order for fuel metering pumps (May 2022); a $77.1 thousand delivery order for engine installation kits (January 2023); a $53.2 thousand total small business set-aside purchase order for valve flapper pumps (March 2025); and a $45.4 thousand total small business set-aside for special controllers (November 2025). A notable January 2026 Basic Ordering Agreement with Army Contracting Command–Redstone Arsenal establishes a five-year, zero-ceiling vehicle for drones and drone components under PEO Aviation, representing a strategic expansion into unmanned systems.

Customer concentration is extreme and vertically stacked within the defense logistics supply chain. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime dominates the portfolio at 828 awards (48% of the 1,727 total) and $15.9 million in combined potential value — accounting for 32% of total dollars. DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment places 35 awards worth $5 million. The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command, United States Marine Corps, and Department of Homeland Security Coast Guard round out the top five, collectively representing 75% of all awards. The top five customer agencies by award count account for 75% of awards but only 67% of combined potential value, a spread driven by the $3.7 million Army M1A1 contract, which anchors the top-5 customer ranking by dollars.

Viking's vehicle position is anchored to single-award and multiple-award IDCs held directly with DLA and Army contracting offices. The top five parent vehicles are Indefinite Delivery Contract SP076003D9733 (57 task orders, $3.3 million combined potential value), SPM76003D9733 (33 task orders, $674 thousand), N0010407GRS10 (20 task orders, $2 million), DAAE0702DN001 (11 task orders), and SPM7M109D5P00 (11 task orders, $88 thousand). A Blanket Purchase Agreement with Department of the Army Materiel Command Detroit Arsenal, valued at up to $3 million and running through December 2025, supports foreign military sales spare parts procurement.

Activity has been concentrated in 2025, with 48 awards that year following much lower volumes in 2022–2024 (18, 10, and 6 awards respectively). The combined potential value across all awards is $49 million, though obligated dollars total $54.5 million, indicating that invoice draw has exceeded ceiling estimates on the cumulative portfolio. Most awards are small purchase orders (sub-$10 thousand typical) and delivery orders, with ultimate completion dates typically 30–90 days from award. No subcontractor footprint is present in the source data — Viking operates as a 100% prime contractor with no sub-award activity recorded.

The vendor's award distribution by product category is highly concentrated: Other Engine Equipment Manufacturing (NAICS 336412) accounts for 621 awards; Pump and Pumping Equipment Manufacturing (333911) covers 102 awards; Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing (326291) adds 85 awards; and Ship Building and Repairing (336611) comprises 63 awards. PSC coding mirrors this alignment, with Diesel Engines and Components (5110–15) driving 543 awards, Engine Fuel System Components (5110–27) at 112, Packing and Gasket Materials (5330–02) at 92, and Power and Hand Pumps (5410–00) at 87. This tight category concentration reflects Viking's highly specialized logistics supply role within the military equipment maintenance ecosystem.

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