Burim Machinery

Burim Machinery, a Seoul-based South Korean for-profit corporation, is a specialized provider of overhead crane inspection, maintenance, repair, and material handling equipment services to the U.S. Army Installation Management Command (IMCOM) across forward-deployed installations in South Korea, operating exclusively as a prime contractor on single-award indefinite delivery contracts with no subcontractors and no set-aside designation.

Burim Machinery holds two active single-award IDCs with IMCOM that structure its entire federal footprint. The first, awarded by IMCOM's Pacific Region on November 20, 2023, carries a $763,467.95 ceiling through November 2028 and covers inspection, testing, maintenance, and repair of overhead cranes at Camp Humphreys and related facilities. The second, awarded by IMCOM's Korean Region on May 18, 2022, carries a $305,041.59 ceiling through June 2027 and authorizes similar services across Camp Humphreys, Camp Casey, Camp Walker, Camp Carroll, and U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan-Casey. Against these two IDCs, IMCOM has issued 46 documented delivery orders totaling approximately $600 thousand in obligated value as of mid-2026. Representative work includes a $100,138.67 delivery order (December 2024) from IMCOM's Pacific Region for electric-operated hoist cranes; a $16,803.42 delivery order (January 2026) from the Korean Region for overhead crane maintenance and repair; a $87,437.31 delivery order (March 2024) for electric-operated hoist equipment; and a $330,824.83 five-year definitive contract (June 2022) from the Pacific Region for overhead lifting device services in the Daegu area through June 2027. Individual task orders against the IDCs typically range from under $1,000 to $15,000, with most completion cycles spanning four to six months. The company supplies electric-operated and air-operated lifting equipment with capacities ranging from 5 to 35 tons, along with preventative maintenance, load testing, diagnostics, control system replacements, brake and gearmotor repairs, and repair parts.

Customer concentration is absolute and geographically narrow. IMCOM's Pacific Region accounts for 18 awards and $1.3 million in combined potential value (72% of the total), while IMCOM's Korean Region holds 31 awards and $439 thousand combined potential value (28% of the total). All work is performed in South Korea. Award velocity has accelerated year over year—four awards in 2022, six in 2023, sixteen in 2024, eighteen in 2025, and five through mid-2026. One award, the $330,824.83 definitive contract, reaches ultimate completion in June 2027 and therefore faces recompete within the next twenty-four months.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on materials handling equipment repair and maintenance (42 awards under PSC code for maint/repair of materials handling equipment) and equipment manufacturing (17 awards under NAICS for overhead traveling crane and hoist manufacturing). Burim Machinery competes as a standard commercial vendor with no SBA certifications and no set-aside usage across its prime footprint. The company's federal customer is exclusively the Army in the Korean theater; there is no exposure to other departments, agencies, or domestic installations. This narrow specialization—combined with placement on two firm-fixed-price IDCs with no competing contractors—creates high customer concentration and high recompete exposure when either IDC approaches renewal.