White Hand Global LLC

White Hand Global LLC, a small disadvantaged business and HUBZone joint venture based in Penn Laird, Virginia, supplies automotive parts, mechanical components, fuel system elements, petroleum products, and specialized manufacturing fixtures to Department of Defense entities exclusively as a prime contractor. The company operates as a sole proprietorship and Subchapter S corporation, competing across both total small business set-asides and full-and-open procurements.

White Hand Global's customer base concentrates sharply on naval and Army platforms. The top five customer agencies by potential value account for 93 percent of combined potential value across 82 recent prime awards totaling $60.4 million. Naval Air Warfare Center (NAWC) anchors the portfolio with 10 awards valued at $25.6 million, followed by Army Materiel Command's Detroit Arsenal with 6 awards at $13 million and TACOM Life Cycle Management Command with 1 award at $9 million. Naval Sea Systems Command contributes 10 awards at $5.3 million, and the Marine Corps holds 3 awards at $3 million. Activity has remained steady to flat — ten awards in 2022, five in 2023, eight in 2024, ten in 2025, and five in 2026 year-to-date — with only 11 percent of combined potential value obligated to date, reflecting the indefinite-delivery structure of the vehicle portfolio.

White Hand Global's core capability set spans JSF maintenance tooling, fuel metering and distribution pumps, vehicle repair parts across multiple platforms, petroleum and lubricant supply, electric starter engines, and manufacturing support items including weld, machining, and assembly fixtures and gages. Representative prime work includes a $20.4 million combined potential value under NAWC's Blanket Purchase Agreement N6833524A0032 for automotive parts and mechanical supplies (six task orders through August 2029); a $13 million Indefinite Delivery Contract with Army Materiel Command (Detroit Arsenal) for 865 electric starter engines with completion through September 2028; a $9 million TACOM single-award BPA for weld fixtures, machining fixtures, assembly fixtures, gages, and dies running through January 2031; a $5 million Naval Sea Systems Command BPA for lumber through June 2029; and a $3 million Marine Corps BPA for vehicle parts through August 2029. Smaller task orders include a $221 thousand BPA call from NAWC in February 2026 for dampener, gage set, and strike point components for JSF backfit, and a $484 thousand delivery order from Army Materiel Command in May 2022 for 101 fuel metering and distributing pumps.

White Hand Global holds single-award BPAs and IDCs as its primary vehicle portfolio. The largest active vehicles are NAWC's $4.999 million automotive parts and mechanical supplies BPA (August 2024 through August 2029), the Army's $359 thousand electric starter engine IDC (September 2023 through September 2028), and the Ohio National Guard's $250 thousand petroleum, oil, and lubricants BPA running through October 2026. Recent 2026 awards include three new single-award BPAs from Washington Headquarters Service for Quincy air compressor repair parts ($300 thousand, March 2031), Cummins power parts ($300 thousand, March 2031), and one from TACOM for fixtures and gages ($9 million, January 2031). The vendor competes under both total small business set-asides and full-and-open categories; set-aside posture varies by customer and award type rather than following a consistent pattern across the prime footprint.

White Hand Global operates exclusively in direct prime relationships with no identified subcontract footprint. The company's NAICS concentration reflects commodity-driven work: Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing (8 awards), Nonferrous Metal Smelting and Refining (7 awards), Motor Vehicle Gasoline Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing (5 awards), and Petroleum Lubricating Oil and Grease Manufacturing (4 awards). PSC codes show similar distribution — Miscellaneous Vehicular Components (7 awards), Medical and Surgical Instruments and Supplies (5 awards), Bars and Rods Nonferrous Base Metal (5 awards), and Engine Fuel System Components (4 awards). Combined obligated dollars of $6.8 million against $60.4 million potential value signal early-stage performance across largely new or recently renewed BPA vehicles, with the bulk of value sitting as ceiling authority not yet consumed.

Logistics services, import and export and General Trading