Brutsche Concrete Products CO.

Brutsche Concrete Products CO., a Battle Creek, Michigan-based for-profit manufacturer, supplies and installs prefabricated concrete grave liners to the Department of Veterans Affairs National Cemetery Administration as a prime contractor on a competitive, full-and-open basis with no set-aside designations.

The company's entire federal footprint centers on a single customer: the NCA accounts for 81% of awards (19 of 26 total prime awards) and 71% of combined potential value ($3.8 million of $5.3 million). Brutsche operates exclusively under three VA IDCs, all focused on Fort Custer National Cemetery in Augusta, Michigan. The primary vehicle is Indefinite Delivery Contract 36C78618D0009 (8 task orders, $780 thousand combined potential value), which runs through January 25, 2030 and structures annual firm fixed-price orders for approximately 250 grave liners between $127,950 and $137,350 each. Two secondary IDCs carry smaller volumes: contract 36C78624D0019 (7 task orders, $255 thousand) and contract VA251P0255 (4 task orders, $670 thousand). Brutsche manufactures grave liners to GSA Commercial Item Description A-A-30194 specifications. Representative delivery orders include a $82,100 supply order awarded July 25, 2024 (completion July 24, 2025), a $88,516 Option Year 1 supply task awarded August 27, 2025 (completion December 31, 2025), and a $10,250 delivery order awarded January 29, 2026 (completion March 31, 2026). The source data spans a 30-year history; in the past five years, Brutsche has averaged roughly 2 task orders annually, with stable activity at 2–3 orders per year in 2024–2026.

Brutsche holds no subcontract work and competes in no set-aside categories. The vendor's sole NAICS classification is 331324 (Other Concrete Product Manufacturing). Activity trajectory is flat, and only two awards face recompete in the next twenty-four months, totaling $96 thousand in combined potential value — a modest recompete exposure reflecting the stable, long-term nature of the NCA relationship and the predictable annual order cycle structured into the primary IDC.