As a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, we provide reliable sourcing solutions for government and institutional buyers across essential product categories.
Schlosser & Maranto Solutions, LLC is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) broker-distributor specializing in personal protective equipment (PPE), safety supplies, janitorial and sanitation products, and industrial consumables.
We provide responsive sourcing solutions for federal, state, local, tribal, and institutional buyers through established supplier relationships and direct operational expertise.
We are focused on helping government and institutional buyers source essential products efficiently and dependably.
Our company maintains exclusive ownership and operational control by a service-disabled veteran, supporting our commitment to SDVOSB requirements and accountable service.
We specialize in sourcing solutions across multiple procurement categories for government and institutional buyers.
Gloves, masks, face shields, protective eyewear, and respiratory protection.
Work gloves, hard hats, safety vests, foot protection, and hearing protection.
Cleaning chemicals, disinfectants, sanitizers, paper products, and waste management supplies.
Maintenance supplies, operational consumables, and facility support products.
Our broker-distributor model allows us to identify buyer requirements, source through established supplier relationships, and coordinate fulfillment without the need to carry extensive inventory.
This approach provides flexibility while helping support competitive pricing, faster sourcing, and reduced inventory-related costs.
A certified veteran-owned option for applicable federal procurement opportunities.
Access to major PPE and industrial suppliers and strategic partnerships.
Experience across PPE, safety, janitorial, sanitation, and industrial products.
Direct management of contracts and buyer relationships for quick communication and problem resolution.
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