Burim Machinery

Burim Machinery, a Seoul-based South Korean sole proprietorship and woman-owned business, supplies repair parts, maintenance, and replacement services for automatic sliding doors, overhead cranes, electric and air-operated hoists, and related facility infrastructure to the U.S. Army Installation Management Command (IMCOM) across South Korea as a prime contractor competing in open market (no set-aside) procurements.

The vendor's federal footprint is dominated by IMCOM's Korean Region and Pacific Region offices. The Department of the Army accounts for 100% of recent awards across four customer entities: IMCOM Korean Region (169 awards, $1.3 million combined potential value), IMCOM Pacific Region (152 awards, $3.7 million combined potential value), Department of the Army Pacific Command (3 awards, $6 thousand combined potential value), and the 411th CSB Yongsan Expeditionary Contracting Command (1 award, $21 thousand combined potential value). Activity has declined sharply — 30 awards in 2022, 15 in 2023, 10 in 2024, 6 in 2025, and 3 in 2026 — reflecting a shift in contracting posture and reduced IMCOM reliance on vendor support.

Burim Machinery holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with IMCOM Korean Region (awarded January 5, 2024, ceiling $154,833.18 through January 31, 2029) and operates under five legacy IDCs issued by IMCOM Pacific Region dating to 2007. The active Korean Region IDC has generated 12 delivery orders valued between $1,101.57 and $10,321.83 for automatic sliding door repairs, semi-annual inspections, and preventive maintenance across Camp Casey facilities (Buildings S-620, S-650, S-801, S-802, S-2236, S-2440, S-2626). Representative recent work includes a $7,884.37 February 2026 delivery order for semi-annual inspection and preventive maintenance on automatic sliding doors, a $5,783.44 February 2026 order for major repair and replacement of automatic sliding doors at Building S-3007, and a $10,321.83 February 2025 delivery order for inspection, preventive maintenance, and on-call minor repair services at Casey Enclaves. The five top parent vehicles (W91QVN12D0068, W91QVN19D0053, W91QVN07D0020, W91QVN19D0054, W90VN824D0001) collectively carry 277 task orders with $1.4 million in combined potential value. Work is performed entirely in South Korea. NAICS classification centers on overhead traveling crane and hoist manufacturing (224 awards) and electronic equipment repair and maintenance (54 awards), with PSC coding emphasizing materials handling equipment maintenance and repair (95 awards) and housekeeping and facilities operations support (71 awards). Only 2 awards face ultimate completion within the next 24 months (combined potential value $14 thousand), indicating minimal recompete pressure in the near term but a strategic shift toward reduced order volumes under legacy vehicles.