Allied Metal Tech, LLC

Allied Metal Tech, LLC, a Wisconsin-based ammunition manufacturer, supplies cast ductile iron practice bombs to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on a single-award indefinite delivery contract and a delivery order, with supplemental subcontract work on ordnance production for the Department of the Navy.

The company operates from Greenville, Wisconsin, as a for-profit limited liability corporation with no stated SBA designations, competing in full-and-open federal procurement under NAICS 332993 (Ammunition, except Small Arms, Manufacturing). The two prime awards and one subcontract in the source span two customer agencies: the Army's Project Lead for Joint Ammunition and Weapon Systems at Picatinny Arsenal (which houses PEO Ammunition) and the Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command. All award potential value — $324.2 million combined across three awards — concentrates with Army ammunition procurement.

Allied Metal Tech holds a five-year single-award indefinite delivery contract (W519TC26D0002) issued December 4, 2025, with a ceiling of $271.857 million covering manufacture of BDU-50D/B cast ductile iron practice bombs at Greenville. The contract includes a minimum guaranteed quantity of 8,004 units, first article testing required within 240 days of order issuance, and all quantities to be delivered within twelve months of production start. A delivery order under this IDIQ, issued the same date with a ceiling of $52.348 million, runs through December 31, 2027, representing non-explosive training devices that provide realistic weight and handling characteristics for military personnel. The subcontract work — a $23.850 million engagement with Alliant Techsystems Operations LLC for MK92 MOD 1 projectile machine shop services — places Allied Metal Tech in a secondary manufacturing role on Navy ordnance production.

Activity remains nascent: two prime awards in 2025 and one sub award in 2026. Of the combined $324.2 million potential value, $48.7 million (15%) has been obligated. One award — the $52.3 million delivery order — faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore triggers recompete exposure in that window.