Barroncast Inc.

Barroncast Inc. is a federal contractor specializing in steel investment foundry services and precision metal component manufacturing for military and defense applications. The company has an active registration in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) and has been engaged in federal contracting since at least 2003. Barroncast Inc. primarily provides high-precision castings, lever assemblies, and other critical components for military equipment such as cannons and armored vehicles. As a parent company, Barroncast Inc. operates through its subsidiary, Barron Industries Inc., which is registered as a small business and manufacturer of goods with the federal government.

Through its prime contract awards and extensive subcontracting work, Barroncast Inc. has demonstrated a significant role in the defense supply chain. The company has received prime contracts from the Department of the Army's TACOM Life Cycle Management Command for the production of lever castings and related components for 105mm M20 and 120mm M256 cannons, with contract values ranging from approximately $67,000 to over $750,000. Many of these contracts were set aside for small businesses. As a subcontractor, Barroncast Inc. has provided steel investment foundry services, castings, machined parts, and other materials to major defense contractors including General Dynamics Land Systems Inc., BAE Systems Land & Armaments L.P., Oshkosh Defense LLC, Lockheed Martin Corporation, and The Boeing Company. These subcontracts have supported various military programs, including the production of armored vehicles, aerospace components, and other defense-related equipment. The company's work has involved engineering, tooling, and non-recurring engineering (NRE) fees, as well as the manufacturing of bracket assemblies for drive units and other specialized components. The primary funding agencies for these contracts have been branches of the Department of Defense, particularly the Army, as evidenced by the prevalence of contract numbers starting with "W".