Vinyl Technology, LLC

Vinyl Technology, LLC, doing business as Vinyl Technology Inc., manufactures specialized textile and vinyl products for federal defense and civilian agencies as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards), competing predominantly on a full-and-open basis with no set-aside designations. The company is a foreign-owned, minority-owned (Hispanic American-owned) small business manufacturer headquartered in Monrovia, California, primarily classified under NAICS 315990 (Apparel Accessories and Other Apparel Manufacturing) and NAICS 326150 (Foam Product Manufacturing), with federal work spanning household furnishings, individual military equipment, and specialized flight clothing.

Vinyl Technology's core capability portfolio centers on advanced military textile and vinyl products. Representative prime work includes a $68.3 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Troop Support for anti-G trousers and related military apparel, awarded December 2024 through December 2031; a $32.8 million single-award IDC with DLA Troop Support for self-inflating sleeping mats, clothing bags, and pack liners, awarded April 2025 through April 2028; and a $2.55 million delivery order from DLA Troop Support for self-inflating sleeping mats, awarded January 2026. Additional large delivery orders include $4.05 million for anti-G trousers (June 2025), $3.33 million for anti-G trousers (December 2025), and $2.19 million for self-inflating sleeping mats (October 2025), all under DLA Troop Support vehicles. The company also serves GSA Federal Acquisition Service with hundreds of small purchase orders (averaging under $500 per award) for chair cushions and office furniture; recent examples include a $2,005.80 cushion order (July 2025) and a $1,164 chair-cushion order (June 2025).

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward defense. DLA Troop Support Clothing and Textiles dominates dollar value at 174 awards carrying $488.5 million in combined potential value, representing roughly 32% of the vendor's total potential value across all customers. GSA Federal Acquisition Service leads by award count (485 awards) but carries only $655 thousand in combined potential value—reflecting a high-volume, low-dollar business model of micro-purchases. DLA and its subdivisions (Troop Support, Aviation, Medical) account for the majority of large-dollar work. By potential value, the top five customers account for 33% of combined potential across all awards: DLA Troop Support Clothing and Textiles (32%), DLA (0.5%), Army Joint Munitions Command (0.15%), GSA (0.04%), and TACOM Life Cycle Management Command (0.04%).

Vinyl Technology holds three active single-award IDCs with DLA: the $68.3 million anti-G trousers contract (December 2024–December 2031), the $32.8 million self-inflating sleeping mats contract (April 2025–April 2028), and a third vehicle (not separately detailed in the awards) collectively referenced as exceeding $139 million in ceiling value. Against these vehicles, the vendor issues regular delivery orders. The top parent vehicles include a $64 thousand combined-value Blanket Purchase Agreement (47QSWA18T000S, 215 task orders), an IDC for foam and cushion products (GS07FT0062, 84 task orders, $344 thousand), and Army supply contracts (SPE1C117D1080, 18 task orders, $16.2 million; SPE1C114D1042, 14 task orders, $36.7 million). These vehicles anchor Vinyl Technology's recurring transaction footprint across GSA, DLA, and Army procurement organizations.

Activity has tracked variable year-to-year: 100 awards in 2022, 103 in 2023, a decline to 39 in 2024, recovery to 80 in 2025, and 17 awards year-to-date in 2026. The recompete cliff window (next twenty-four months) carries minimal exposure—only three awards with ultimate completion dates falling in the next twenty-four months, totaling $6.1 million in combined potential value, indicating most current work is either long-term IDC orders with extended performance periods or small-dollar, rapidly cycling GSA micro-purchases that refresh regularly rather than recompete on a fixed schedule.

In its subcontractor role, Vinyl Technology supplies aircraft fuel-bladder assemblies (forward and aft configurations) to General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. under the Gray Eagle Performance Based Logistics contract (2024–2029) and related production-ready test asset work, with multiple sub-awards issued between January and December 2025 for hundreds of bladder components. This subcontract positioning reflects Vinyl Technology's established capability in inflatable and pressurized aerospace components.

Across both prime and sub roles, Vinyl Technology competes unrestricted—no awards in the source carry 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or other set-aside designations. The vendor's footprint is heavily weighted toward high-volume, low-complexity furniture and textiles procurement (household furnishings PSC representing 558 of 1,034 awards) alongside specialized defense textiles (93 awards under Specialized Flight Clothing and Accessories PSC). Combined obligated dollars across all awards stand at $217.4 million against $1.51 billion in combined potential value, indicating substantial work backlog and order pipeline depth. The vendor's 1,034 total awards spanning twenty-seven distinct customer agencies over four decades position it as a consistent, broad-based supplier to federal defense logistics and civilian procurement systems, with particular strategic value as a qualified supplier of military-specification anti-G apparel and advanced textile components meeting stringent aerospace and aviation standards.