Wilson Company

Wilson Company, doing business as Wilson Co., is a self-certified small disadvantaged business manufacturer of hydraulic, pneumatic, and filtration industrial components based in Addison, Texas that operates as a prime contractor (88% of recent awards) on Defense Logistics Agency and Army contracts and as a subcontractor to major defense primes on missile and aircraft programs. The company is a Subchapter S corporation with over 55 years of manufacturing experience serving federal defense agencies; it competes under full-and-open and total small business set-aside designations across its prime footprint, with set-aside work anchoring a significant share of DLA awards.

Wilson Company's federal footprint centers on industrial components for military logistics. The company manufactures and delivers hydraulic accumulators, fluid filter elements, control and pilot valves, pumps (hydraulic, pneumatic, reciprocating, rotary), manifolds, tube adapters, fittings, hose assemblies, and fasteners—components classified primarily under Engine Equipment Manufacturing, Industrial Valve Manufacturing, Fabricated Pipe and Pipe Fitting Manufacturing, and Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing (NAICS codes spanning 332912 through 336390). Representative prime work includes a $699,190.11 total small business set-aside purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime for 333 check valve units (NSN 4820012699542, awarded July 3, 2024); a $635,000 full-and-open purchase order from DLA Aviation for straight pipe adapters (NSN 8510227567, awarded October 24, 2023); a $797,148.80 definitive contract from Naval Supply Systems Command for 16 axial piston pumps (awarded September 27, 2023); and a $89,009.40 total small business set-aside purchase order from Air Education and Training Command for hydraulic cylinders supporting the Mobile Aircraft Arresting System at Tyndall Air Force Base (awarded August 17, 2023). Sub work routes through Lockheed Martin (HIMARS platform components including manifolds, cylinders, brake assemblies, and arm assemblies), Raytheon (hoses and fittings for counter-unmanned aircraft systems and advanced technology programs), Bell Textron (pressure transducers and straight fittings for the Future Vertical Lift program), and L3Harris (P-8A aircraft instrumentation).

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to DLA. The top five funding agencies account for 83% of recent awards by count. DLA Land and Maritime dominates at 172 awards and $8.6 million combined potential value, followed by DLA Aviation at 50 awards and $2 million. By dollar magnitude, DLA Land and Maritime still leads ($8.6 million), but the Army's Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal ranks second ($3.4 million across 8 awards, primarily supporting HIMARS procurement), DLA Aviation third ($2 million), Naval Supply Systems Command fourth ($800 thousand across 5 awards), and GSA Federal Acquisition Service fifth ($475 thousand on a single Multiple Award Schedule contract awarded November 24, 2025, running through November 23, 2030). Set-aside work concentrates within DLA; full-and-open competition anchors larger-dollar orders and Army/Navy/Air Force work.

Wilson Company holds 14 active Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA Land and Maritime, each with ceilings of $250,000 to $350,000 and designated for total small business or full-and-open competition. These IDCs cover fluid filter elements (NSN 2940014374703, 2940014884913, 2940015661155, 4330012819404, 4330012849162, 4330013308204), hydraulic accumulators (NSN 3040012186145), reciprocating pumps (NSN 4320004494373), hydraulic pumps (NSN 4320015590475), potentiometers (NSN 4320014642203), seal replacement kits (NSN 5330016271864), and cylinder assemblies (NSN 3040011951794). A November 24, 2025 Federal Supply Schedule award with GSA (Multiple Award Schedule) carries a $475 thousand ceiling through November 23, 2030, enabling government-wide ordering of hydraulic and filtration components. The company also subcontracts under Advanced Technology Support Program IV (Raytheon prime) and holds positions on several Army indefinite delivery vehicles. Task-order volume across DLA IDCs averages 3 to 12 orders annually per vehicle, with guaranteed minimum quantities ranging from 1 to 140 units depending on the component.

Activity has fluctuated in recent years—85 awards in 2023, declining to 71 in 2024, 65 in 2025, and 10 through April 2026 (a truncated year-to-date slice). Combined potential value across all recent awards totals $17 million, with $10.5 million obligated (62% of potential). Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is light: only 2 awards with completion dates in that window carry $42 thousand combined potential value. The vendor's award velocity within DLA's small-business set-aside IDC network—measured by recurring task-order issuance—indicates a sustained position as a qualified supplier for rapid-procurement filtration and hydraulic components supporting DoD logistics operations.

Wilson Fluid Power Solutions has been providing customers with high quality Hydraulic Components, Pneumatic Components, Hydraulic Power Units, and Custom Hydraulic Solutions/Systems since 1965, and has been providing customers with Automation, and Industrial Control Panels since 2001. Our Panel shop fabricates industrial panels to UL508A standards and we are UL508A and C22.2 No.286 Certified. Additionally, Wilson Fluid Power Solutions is ISO 9001 Certified, and members of the National Fluid Power Association.

Wilson Fluid Power Solutions provides comprehensive electrical, hydraulic, and mechanical design while also o?ering high, and low volume serial production capabilities.

Wilson offers a wide range of standard components in our equipment, as such Wilson is a distributor for Parker, Stauff, Linde, Dynamic Oil, and several other high quality component manufacturers. In addition, we are able to source, procure, and integrate a variety of the latest technology