Apo International, Inc.

Apo International, Inc. Universal Machine Company Division, doing business as Universal Machine Company, manufactures specialized coin production equipment and replacement parts for the United States Mint as a prime contractor on purchase orders and an indefinite delivery contract, competing full-and-open with no set-aside designations. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation headquartered in DeSoto, Texas, classified under multiple NAICS codes including Office Machinery Manufacturing (134 awards), Industrial Supplies Merchant Wholesalers (53 awards), and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Merchant Wholesalers (36 awards).

Universal Machine Company operates with complete customer concentration: the Department of the Treasury United States Mint accounts for 407 of 461 prime awards (88% of the portfolio) and $3.7 million of the $3.9 million combined potential value. The company's footprint consists entirely of purchase orders and delivery orders ranging from a few hundred dollars to $259 thousand, issued under recurring blanket purchase agreements and a single $500 thousand indefinite delivery contract running through September 2028. Representative recent work includes a $259 thousand delivery order (September 2023–September 2024) for PH coin counters; a $108.1 thousand purchase order (May 2023) for accelerators, clutch gears, coin discharge mechanisms, coin rings, machine bases, electrical components, and mounting assemblies; and an $85.8 thousand purchase order (December 2022) for four coining assemblies. The company also routinely supplies smaller purchase orders for MAXIMO maintenance parts, including clutches, motors, power supplies, controllers, bearings, belts, shims, and detectors that support the Mint's coin production machinery.

The company places task orders under two primary blanket purchase agreements: BPA TM00CIR1020 (31 task orders, $73 thousand combined potential value) and BPA TM00CIR1037 (3 task orders). The single-award indefinite delivery contract 2031JG23D00051 (ceiling $500 thousand, through September 2028) has generated one $259 thousand delivery order to date. Award activity increased from 17 in 2021 to 38 in 2023, then declined to 3 awards in 2025 and 1 in 2026 (as of April), reflecting the episodic nature of purchase-order-driven procurement. Across the portfolio, the company delivers mechanical and electrical components for coin counting and production: top PSC categories include Miscellaneous Office Machines (55 awards), Electrical Hardware and Supplies (39 awards), Bearings (35 awards), Mechanical Presses (33 awards), and Miscellaneous Communication Equipment (30 awards). The company does not subcontract and maintains no teaming relationships in the federal space.