Blane International Group, Inc.

Blane International Group, Inc. (doing business as Blane International Group Inc.), a woman-owned small business based in Cumming, Georgia, procures and delivers nonstandard weapons, ammunition, parts, accessories, and specialized military equipment to Department of Defense agencies as a prime contractor exclusively—the vendor holds no subcontract work and operates across 100% prime delivery orders and indefinite delivery vehicles.

Blane International's capability portfolio centers on hard-to-source foreign weapons systems, small arms, machine guns, ammunition, suppressors, sights, and associated military components. The company specializes in rapid procurement and delivery to support soldier modernization, weapons testing programs, contingency operations, and foreign military sales across special operations and conventional forces. Representative prime work includes a $804.6 million delivery order from US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) in September 2025 for foreign weapons procurement under a $19 million parent IDC; a $753.9 million delivery order from the Department of the Army's Program Executive Office (PEO) Soldier in September 2024 under the Nonstandard Weapons, Parts, and Accessories IDIQ for foreign military sales support; a $400.3 million firm fixed-price task order from PEO Ground Combat Systems in September 2024 for specialized ammunition and weapon systems under the Special Ammunition and Weapon Systems (SAWS) IDIQs; and a $521 thousand delivery order from USSOCOM in February 2026 for foreign weapons and ammunition.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward special operations and Army modernization. USSOCOM leads by far, accounting for 23 awards carrying $763 million in combined potential value (46% of all dollars). PEO Ammunition, PEO Soldier, and Air Force Materiel Command round out the top tier—the top five agencies represent 100% of combined potential value. By award count, USSOCOM, PEO Soldier, the Department of the Army, and Air Force Materiel Command account for 79% of recent deliveries. The vendor's customer set is concentrated within defense modernization and special operations procurement pipelines with minimal civilian-agency exposure.

Blane International holds four major indefinite delivery vehicles totaling approximately $1.25 billion in aggregate ceiling value. The $739.4 million single-award IDC with USSOCOM for ammunition, awarded July 2024 through July 2033, anchors the portfolio. The $490 million multiple-award IDIQ with Army PEO Ammunition for Special Ammunition and Weapon Systems (SAWS), awarded November 2023 through October 2028, sits second. A $350 million multiple-award IDIQ with Army PEO Soldier for nonstandard weapons, parts, and accessories set aside for small business provides the third tier, and a $4.75 million multiple-award IDV with Air Force Materiel Command for range target powertrain services rounds the vehicle set. Against these vehicles, the vendor executes numerous small to mid-sized delivery orders annually—19 task orders under the Nonstandard Weapons, Parts, and Accessories umbrella alone have generated $5.5 million in combined potential value.

Activity has grown from 5 awards in 2022 to a peak of 13 in 2024, then declined to 2 in 2025 and 1 in 2026—a trajectory reflecting the shift of work toward large ceiling vehicles rather than discrete orders. Five awards with completion dates inside the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $1.4 million, indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure; the larger vehicles (particularly the USSOCOM and PEO Ammunition IDCs) run through 2028 and 2033 and do not face recompete within the window. The vendor was first awarded federal contracts in 1999 and has maintained continuous activity; combined obligated dollars stand at $15.6 million against $1.66 billion in potential value, reflecting the ceiling-driven nature of indefinite delivery work. The vendor's NAICS concentration is overwhelmingly in Small Arms, Ordnance, and Ordnance Accessories Manufacturing (51 of 67 awards), with secondary exposure to Military Armored Vehicle and Tank Component Manufacturing (8 awards); PSC coding similarly clusters around Miscellaneous Weapons (29 awards) and Combat Vehicles (8 awards).