Admiral Weighing Systems, Inc.

Admiral Weighing Systems, Inc., a for-profit manufacturer and service provider of precision weighing equipment based in Beaumont, California, operates as a prime contractor selling scale calibration, preventative maintenance, corrective maintenance, and weighing-equipment procurement to the Marine Corps, with full-and-open federal competition across its small-business posture.

Admiral Weighing Systems holds a 100% customer concentration with the United States Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center (MCAGCC) at Twentynine Palms, California, which accounts for 32 of 33 awards and $493 thousand of the $515 thousand combined potential value across the vendor's recent federal footprint. The single remaining award is a $22 thousand contract with United States Marine Corps headquarters. Admiral Weighing Systems operates entirely as a prime contractor (33 awards, 100%) with no subcontract exposure in the source data. The company manufactures and services high-capacity weighing systems ranging from 5,000 to 120,000 pounds and provides facility maintenance services supporting the Marine Corps' training and operational infrastructure at the Twentynine Palms installation.

The vendor's federal vehicle position centers on two indefinite-delivery contracts with MCAGCC. The primary vehicle (Indefinite Delivery Contract M6739922D0002), valued at $134,752.84 and effective through July 31, 2027, is a total small-business single-award contract that has generated 16 task orders worth $73 thousand combined potential value for scale calibration, preventative maintenance, and corrective maintenance services. The second vehicle (Indefinite Delivery Contract M6739917D0005) has generated 12 task orders valued at $34 thousand combined potential value. Representative delivery orders include a $13,452.60 corrective maintenance order (September 2023), a $11,870.00 corrective maintenance order (July 2025), a $9,917.00 over-and-above parts procurement order (August 2025), and multiple equipment-procurement and maintenance orders ranging from $343 to $6,315.76. All awards were issued under firm fixed-price structures without set-aside designations.

Activity shows volatility across the measured period, rising from one award in 2020 to five in 2023, nine in 2025, and one award to date in 2026, with combined dollars obligated at $196 thousand (38% of combined potential value). Three awards worth $6 thousand combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. The vendor's footprint is characterized by NAICS 339999 (Other Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance) and PSC code 39 (Maint/Repair/Rebuild Of Equipment—Measuring Tools) across all 33 awards.