Atlantic Fleet Industrial, LLC · Defense logistics

DLA buys. Zero warehouse. Zero cargo.

A lean federal supplier of fasteners and industrial hardware. We coordinate U.S. manufacturers and 3PL partners to fulfill DoD micro-purchases and small acquisitions — without a depot of our own and without handling the freight.

Physical overhead
00
Cargo handling
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Micro-purchase
DLA
Fulfillment
3PL
ChannelsDLA opportunitiesDoD micro-purchaseSmall acquisitionDomestic OEM3PL fulfillmentFasteners & hardware

01 — Enterprise model

A specialized industrial middleman.

AFI exists to move DoD and DLA requirements from broadcast to door without standing up a warehouse or putting cargo in our own hands.

Lean by design

Zero physical overhead. No shop, no yard, no depot. The firm is built to answer small federal buys that a warehouse operator is too heavy to chase.

Sourced, not stored

Sourced from U.S. manufacturers and authorized distributors. We match the requirement to a source that already stocks or produces it — then we get out of the way.

Fulfilled by 3PL

We coordinate third-party packaging and fulfillment to the requiring activity. AFI never takes personal possession of the freight.

02 — Capabilities

What we actually do.

Defense logistics distribution — not fabrication, not field crews, not a warehouse with a website.

Night operations desk with logistics screens

DLA micro-purchases

Fast response to simplified-acquisition opportunities broadcast through Defense Logistics Agency channels — the orders that punish delay, not overhead.

Domestic industrial fasteners and hardware on a steel bench

Small acquisitions

Packaged buys above the micro-purchase threshold, sourced and sequenced so the requiring activity receives a complete, documented delivery.

American machine shop producing fasteners and hardware

U.S. sourcing network

Sourced from U.S. manufacturers and authorized distributors. We match the spec to a source that already stocks or produces it — we do not pretend to run the mill.

Outbound 3PL dock with a freight truck at dusk

3PL fulfillment

We coordinate third-party packaging and fulfillment to move the order. AFI never takes personal possession of cargo.

Staged industrial components ready for outbound packing

Traceability & close-out

Packing documentation, manufacturer certs, and a clean invoice trail. The record is part of the delivery.

Mid-Atlantic naval supply waterfront at dawn

Fleet & industrial support

Fasteners and industrial hardware destined for DoD requiring activities — including Atlantic seaboard fleet and shore support.

03 — The chain

How an order actually moves.

Three parties. One coordinator. The cargo never sits in an AFI building because there is not one.

Operations desk monitoring logistics channels01

DoD via DLA

Opportunity

Micro-purchases and small acquisitions as they are broadcast. AFI is built to catch the ones that are too small for a warehouse firm and too real to miss.

CNC shop producing industrial components02

U.S. manufacturers & distributors

Source

The fastener or hardware item is sourced from a U.S. manufacturer or authorized distributor. No speculative inventory. No shop floor of our own.

Third-party logistics outbound dock03

Third-party logistics

Fulfill

Third-party packaging and fulfillment moves the order to the ship-to. Zero personal cargo-handling. Zero warehouse on the books.

04 — Process

From broadcast to close-out.

  1. 01

    See the buy

    DLA and DoD channels surface the requirement. We qualify NSN, quantity, ship-to, and date against what domestic plants can actually make.

  2. 02

    Lock the source

    A U.S. manufacturer or authorized distributor is confirmed. Spec, certs, and lead time are agreed before fulfillment is arranged.

  3. 03

    Arrange fulfillment

    Packaging and fulfillment are coordinated to ship to the requiring activity. AFI coordinates. We do not touch the freight.

  4. 04

    Close the record

    Documentation, invoice, and delivery confirmation. The file is as important as the part.

05 — Questions

Before you send the RFQ.

Are you a manufacturer?+

No. We are a specialized fastener and hardware supplier. We coordinate domestic manufacturers to fulfill DoD and DLA orders.

What buys do you pursue?+

Automated micro-purchases and small acquisition opportunities broadcast by the Department of Defense through the Defense Logistics Agency.

Who should send an RFQ?+

Contracting officers, requiring activities, manufacturers seeking a DLA channel, and 3PL partners. If the requirement is not a fit, we say so.

06 — Registration

Company information.

Legal name
Atlantic Fleet Industrial, LLC
NAICS codes
423710 (Primary), 423840
Business type
Small Business, Federal Contractor
Region
Mid-Atlantic
UEI
EBZXCQ45NNE1
CAGE code
24KZ9

07 — Operations

Send the requirement. We will say if we are the right middleman.

NSN or spec, quantity, required date, and ship-to. Contracting officers, manufacturers, and 3PL partners are all welcome. If it is not a DLA-shaped buy, we will tell you.

Region
Mid-Atlantic