Bosung Industry Co., LTD.

Bosung Industry Co., LTD., a for-profit international organization headquartered in South Korea, delivers chemical agent resistant coating (CARC) painting, age painting and corrosion prevention, and tactical vehicle maintenance services to the U.S. Department of Defense as a prime contractor operating entirely in full-and-open competition with no set-aside participation. The vendor operates 100% as a prime contractor with no sub-award footprint, competing without SBA designations or minority-ownership certifications across indefinite delivery contracts (IDCs) and task-order delivery work.

Bosung's customer base concentrates heavily on Army operations in the Pacific region. The top five customers by both award count and potential value account for 90% and 79% of recent awards respectively, led by the Department of the Army Materiel Command Expeditionary Contracting Command Regional Contracting Office Yongsan 411th CSB (124 awards, $56.4 million combined potential value) and the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region (47 awards, $42.6 million). The Army Pacific Command holds $23.8 million across 14 awards, while the general Department of the Army carries $9.2 million across 45 awards. A secondary customer in the Department of the Air Force accounts for $6.5 million across 4 awards. The concentration is geography-specific and equipment-specific rather than diversified across civilian agencies—all work supports U.S. military readiness in South Korea, with performance occurring entirely at Bosung's South Korea facility.

Bosung holds five active IDCs anchoring its task-order delivery model. The most significant vehicle is Indefinite Delivery Contract W91QVN14D0014 (38 task orders, $53.9 million combined potential value), followed by W91QVN07D0003 (43 task orders, $1.9 million) and W91QVN19D0067 (67 task orders, $1.5 million). A recently awarded February 2025 single-award IDC from Army Pacific Command carries an $8.67 million ceiling through December 31, 2029, specifically for CARC painting with camouflage pattern and corrosion treatment on tactical wheeled vehicles; as of early 2026, Bosung had executed seventeen delivery orders totaling approximately $520 thousand against this vehicle. The five largest IDCs represent the backbone of Bosung's federal work, with 210 total task orders placed across them.

Bosung's capability footprint centers on military vehicle protective coatings, corrosion prevention, and field-level maintenance. Representative recent work includes a $3.9 million definitive contract from Army Pacific Command (January 2026) for field-level maintenance and repair of tracked vehicles and engineer equipment for 2nd Infantry Division through December 2030, a $109,239 CARC painting delivery order from RCO Yongsan 411th CSB (July 2025), and a $64,733 CARC painting delivery order from the same office (May 2026). Work across the portfolio breaks down by NAICS as automotive body-and-paint repair (170 awards), motor and generator manufacturing (78 awards), and metal coating services (24 awards); by PSC code, the dominant category is maintenance and repair of ground-effect vehicles and motor vehicles (209 awards), with smaller volumes in generator maintenance (43 awards) and mechanical power transmission equipment maintenance (35 awards).

Activity has remained relatively stable with modest recent decline. Awards per year across the past five years ranged from 23 in 2022 to 17 in 2025, with only 14 awards in 2026 to date as of late May—a trajectory suggesting potential recompete-driven seasonality rather than sustained growth. The vendor has executed 385 total prime awards over a period extending back to 2000, with a combined potential value of $175.8 million and combined obligated dollars of $45.7 million (26% of potential value), indicating selective invoicing against a large ceiling portfolio. No recompete-cliff block appeared in the source, and most delivery orders carry completion dates in the near term (typically within six to nine months of award); the longer-term risk sits in the renewal or recompete of the five core IDVs, particularly the $53.9 million W91QVN14D0014 vehicle and the newly awarded $8.67 million Army Pacific Command single-award IDC.

Bosung operates as a parent organization with one named subsidiary, Bosung Enterprise Co., LTD (a limited liability company). The source carries no evidence of sub-award work, joint ventures, or teaming relationships; the vendor operates as a standalone prime on all reported awards.