Belmont Metals, Inc.

Belmont Metals, Inc. (doing business as Belmont Metals) manufactures corrosion prevention anodes and specialized metal components for the Defense Logistics Agency and the Department of Defense as a veteran-owned small business prime contractor operating exclusively in full-and-open and small-business-set-aside procurement. The Brooklyn, New York–based Subchapter S corporation competes across both Total Small Business and unrestricted competitive procurements, with recent awards split between set-aside and non-set-aside designations.

The vendor's federal footprint is concentrated almost entirely with DLA Aviation: 537 awards (70% of recent prime awards) valued at $15.1 million account for 87% of award count and 76% of combined potential value across all customers. The next-tier customers—DLA Land and Maritime ($489 thousand across 12 awards), Naval Sea Systems Command ($356 thousand across 27 awards), and DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment ($309 thousand across 33 awards)—collectively represent only 24% of volume and dollars, underscoring extreme DLA Aviation concentration. Belmont Metals' product portfolio centers on corrosion preventive anodes, corrosion pressure anodes, corrosion preemptive anodes, and ancillary items including sounding weights, fusible alloys, and bismuth alloy ingots. Recent representative work includes a $97,194.24 delivery order from DLA Aviation (January 2025) for 3,776 units of corrosion preventive anodes (NSN 5342007021371), a $97,194.24 delivery order for the same anode NSN (March 2025), and a $84,504.42 purchase order (January 2026) for 3,283 corrosion preventive anode units. These orders underscore the vendor's role as a recurring supplier of high-volume, relatively low-unit-value materials essential to military aircraft and vehicle maintenance.

Belmont Metals holds four active IDV contracts with DLA Aviation: a $2.08 million Total Small Business multiple-award IDV awarded December 2025 (through December 2030), a $672,821.75 single-award Total Small Business IDV for corrosion pressure anodes (January 2024 through January 2029), a $388,302.14 single-award Total Small Business IDV for corrosion preventive anodes (March 2024 through March 2029), and a $250,000 single-award unrestricted IDV (April 2025 through April 2030). These vehicles collectively carry $3.39 million in ceiling value through 2030 and serve as the mechanism for recurring delivery orders. Activity has been stable, averaging 20–28 awards annually from 2022 through 2025, with five awards recorded through March 2026. The vendor exhibits no significant recompete cliff; IDV expirations are staggered through 2030, and the December 2025 $2.08 million award provides fresh procurement authority extending five years.

At the category level, Belmont Metals' award concentration by NAICS shows manufacturing-heavy classification: 267 awards under Small Arms, Ordnance, and Ordnance Accessories Manufacturing (NAICS 332993), 150 awards under Other Ordnance and Accessories Manufacturing, 54 awards under Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing, and 41 awards under Hardware Manufacturing. By PSC, the vendor dominates Hardware, Weapon System (561 awards), with secondary concentration in Nonferrous Base Metal Refinery and Intermediate Forms (63 awards) and Hardware, Commercial (53 awards). Combined obligated dollars total $13.4 million (68% of the $19.8 million combined potential value across all 763 awards), suggesting steady execution against committed orders. The vendor operates solely as a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint in the source data and maintains all work at its Brooklyn facility. Belmont Metals has held a SAM registration since 2002, establishing a two-decade federal contracting presence anchored to DLA Aviation's specialized procurement for military corrosion prevention and control materials.

NONFERROUS METALS AND ALLOYS, ALL FORMS.