BKC Industries Inc.

BKC Industries Inc., doing business as B.k.c. Industries-Nj, is a Franklinville, New Jersey-based minority-owned, economically disadvantaged women-owned small business (EDWOSB) and women-owned small business (WOSB) that supplies small hardware components, elastic cord assemblies, and facilities maintenance services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor operating predominantly in full-and-open competition without set-aside designations.

The company holds a single-award, competitive 8(a) Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Army Reserve Command valued at $22.7 million that runs through September 2025 and anchors the majority of BKC's federal footprint. Under this IDC, BKC issues delivery orders for job order contracting (JOC) services across 16 states, delivering minor military construction, facility maintenance, repairs, and infrastructure upgrades. Representative Army Reserve work includes a $726,383 delivery order for replacement gate parts at JOC District B (Coraopolis, Pennsylvania), a $516,211 supplemental agreement for District B facilities support, a $509,459 District B job order contract, and a $177,479 wash rack cover construction project at Lock Haven, Pennsylvania. Beyond the IDC, BKC holds a distributed portfolio of small-dollar purchase orders from Defense Logistics Agency bureaus for hardware and components—elastic cord assemblies, electromechanical actuators, shackles, swivels and links, clamps, and pins—valued typically between $40 and $5,000 per order. Recent DLA Aviation purchase orders include a $5,069 spill containment equipment order (June 2026), a $4,200 shackle order (November 2025), and a $2,695 swivel and link assembly (November 2024).

The customer concentration is heavily weighted to Army Reserve Command work. The top five customers account for 80% of recent awards by count, with the Army Reserve Command representing $35.3 million of the combined potential value across 33 awards. By dollar magnitude, the Army Reserve Command anchors 95% of combined potential value across the portfolio; the next-highest customer, the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 1, contributes only $2.7 million across two awards. The Defense Logistics Agency's Troop Support Construction and Equipment, Aviation, Hardware, and Land and Maritime divisions collectively represent 176 awards but carry a combined potential value of only $127 thousand—small, transactional component and hardware buys that comprise 68% of award count but less than 1% of dollars. The Army Reserve IDC vehicle (W15QKN20D5079) carries 29 task orders with $5.5 million in combined potential value.

Activity has declined year over year, with ten awards in 2022 declining to one award in 2026. Eleven awards across the portfolio reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, including the $177,479 Lock Haven wash rack cover project completing September 2025 and multiple JOC District B delivery orders completing through mid-2025. The Army Reserve Command IDC itself expires September 2025, positioning this contract for recompete.

BKC's capability portfolio splits between two operational modes: small-dollar commodity hardware and components supplied to DLA Troop Support and DLA Aviation (elastic cord assemblies, fasteners, fittings, rigging equipment, rope and cordage), performed at the Franklinville headquarters; and construction, facilities support, and infrastructure services delivered under the Army Reserve IDC at facilities across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and other states in the 99th Readiness Division footprint. NAICS concentration reflects this split—Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (40 awards), Hardware Manufacturing (29 awards), and Rope, Cordage, Twine, and related mills (26 awards) dominate the top categories. BKC operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint.

General Contractor specializing in Commercial and Residential Renovations. Framing, Drywall, Masonary,Painting,Flooring,Finished Carpentry, Siding,Industrial & Building Materials