Boring Machines

PSC Category 3411 (Boring Machines) encompasses specialized manufacturing and machining equipment used for precision industrial and defense applications. These machines are primarily designed for creating precise holes, cutting, and modifying mechanical components across various industrial sectors. The equipment includes Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machining centers, horizontal honing machines, line boring equipment, and specialized tooling for engine and mechanical component manufacturing and repair.

Federal contract awards in this category demonstrate a strong focus on military and defense sector procurement, with significant investments from agencies like the U.S. Marine Corps, Army, Coast Guard, and Defense Logistics Agency. Contract values range from $10,250 to $12,925,355, with typical performance periods spanning several months to two years. Frequently awarded contractors include Rottler Manufacturing, Lapmaster International, Hartech Group, and Smith Machine And Tool, with many being small businesses. Most awards are firm fixed-price purchase orders or definitive contracts, often supporting maintenance, repair, and modernization of mechanical systems at military depots and facilities. Set-aside designations are mixed, with some contracts reserved for small businesses and others open to unrestricted competition.

The federal contract opportunities within this PSC category predominantly involve procurement of advanced machining equipment, specialized tooling, and related accessories for military maintenance and repair operations. The equipment is typically intended for engine rebuilding, precision machining, and supporting critical infrastructure maintenance across various military installations. Procurement locations frequently include maintenance depots in states like Georgia, Virginia, and North Carolina, with agencies seeking turnkey solutions that include equipment purchase, installation, start-up services, and comprehensive training for technical personnel.