Blastmaster Holdings Usa, LLC

Blastmaster Holdings Usa, LLC, doing business as Blastone International, a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Columbus, Ohio, supplies industrial abrasives, blasting equipment, protective gear, and related services to federal defense and civilian agencies as a prime contractor on 97% of its awards. The company holds a Federal Supply Schedule contract and a $6.5 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex running through May 2029, and carries Indefinite Delivery Contracts with the Department of the Navy and Department of the Army for specialized abrasive materials and freight services.

Blastmaster's prime capability footprint centers on garnet and non-garnet abrasive materials (72 awards), industrial machinery and equipment wholesaling (34 awards), protective expendable items including paint hoods and chemical hoods, vacuum hoses, blast booths, blast machines, and associated blasting equipment for surface preparation and maintenance operations. Representative work includes a $2.49 million firm fixed-price purchase order from the U.S. Marine Corps awarded in November 2024 for procurement and installation of a robotic blast booth system at Marine Depot Maintenance Command Albany, Georgia; a $608,217.52 total small business set-aside from U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces in September 2024 for a blast machine delivered to Silverdale, Washington; and recurring garnet abrasive and protective equipment orders from the Navy, Coast Guard, and Federal Correctional Institutions ranging from $2,000 to $200,000 each.

Customer concentration is defense-heavy and fragmented across small orders. The top five funding agencies by award count account for 86% of awards: Naval Sea Systems Command (40 awards, $1.9 million combined potential value), Federal Correctional Institution Gilmer (33 awards, $162 thousand), U.S. Coast Guard (29 awards, $1.4 million), U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces (10 awards, $1.3 million), and Department of the Army Corps of Engineers (7 awards, $360 thousand). The potential-value rankings diverge sharply — the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex's $6.5 million BPA and a single $2.49 million Marine Corps purchase order anchor two-thirds of the total dollar value, while the remaining awards are predominantly purchase orders under $200,000 each. This pattern reflects a high-volume, low-dollar-per-award customer base anchored by two large vehicle positions.

Blastmaster places the vast majority of its work under Indefinite Delivery Contracts with the Army (W9098S20D0003, five task orders, $945 thousand) and Navy (SPMYM320D3017, four task orders, $36 thousand), and holds the Federal Supply Schedule and the Air Logistics Complex BPA. Nearly all awards carry total small business or no set-aside designations, indicating Blastmaster competes as a certified small disadvantaged business in full-and-open and small business set-aside vehicles rather than 8(a)-specific platforms.

Activity has remained steady at seven to eighteen awards per year over the past five years, with 138 total awards on record dating to 2014 and combined potential value of $17.6 million. Nine awards have reached completion; seven awards remain active as of mid-2025, with the majority of awards obligated at 91% of combined potential value. The subcontract footprint is minimal (3% of awards) — Blastmaster performs as a sub to General Dynamics Land Systems on industrial machinery and design review services and to the National Center for Manufacturing Sciences on a grant-funded corrosion-control blast-technology research project.

Blastmaster's federal posture is characterized by small-to-mid-size purchase orders and BPA calls for consumable abrasives and equipment to support maintenance and surface preparation across naval shipyards, coast guard logistics centers, correctional facilities, and Army motor pools. The $6.5 million Air Logistics Complex contract through May 2029 and the GSA Schedule represent the vendor's IDV footprint; absent recompete activity or new large-system sales to the Marine Corps and Pacific Fleet, future revenue depends on volume of incremental small orders across established customer relationships.