Amrize ACM PNW Inc.

Amrize ACM PNW Inc., a for-profit manufacturer based in Bellingham, Washington, supplies emergency disaster-response materials and construction aggregates to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor under full-and-open competition, with no set-aside designations across its current federal footprint. The vendor operates as a small disadvantaged business (self-certified as of its most recent award) and competes on firm fixed-price purchase orders issued by the Defense Logistics Agency's ENDIST Seattle office and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Seattle District.

The vendor's four federal awards, spanning 2023 through June 2026, total $487 thousand in combined potential value, with $406 thousand obligated to date. Two customer agencies account for 100% of awards: the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers (one award, $270 thousand) and the Corps of Engineers Engineering District Seattle (three awards, $217 thousand). The single largest award is a July 2023 Total Small Business set-aside purchase order from the Army Corps of Engineers for $270,485 to deliver construction materials — stone, riprap, and topsoil at minimum 1,500 tons per day — in support of levee repair work near Ferndale, Washington, running from July 31 through October 1, 2023. Three recent awards, issued June 1 and May 16, 2026, by ENDIST Seattle total $216,741 and provide emergency assistance and disaster relief materials to designated areas in and around Bellingham, Deming, and Everson, Washington, with completion due by mid-June 2026.

Primary NAICS coding reflects crushed and broken stone mining and quarrying; product service codes center on miscellaneous construction materials and mineral construction materials in bulk. Activity is sparse but recent — one award in 2023, then three awards in 2026 clustered within a two-week window in May and June. All four awards are within the vendor's administrative location (Bellingham and nearby Washington communities), suggesting a regional emergency-response and construction-material supplier posture tied to Pacific Northwest infrastructure and disaster-mitigation priorities.