Craftmaster Hardware LLC

Craftmaster Hardware LLC, a for-profit limited liability company based in Northvale, New Jersey, supplies security hardware, locksmith products, and detention supplies to federal agencies as a prime contractor on 98% of its recent awards, competing predominantly under full-and-open and Total Small Business set-aside vehicles without SBA 8(a) or HUBZone certification. The company has been registered in SAM.gov since July 2015 and operates from its Northvale facility with deliveries to federal consolidation points across the continental United States and overseas locations.

Craftmaster's customer footprint concentrates heavily on the Defense Logistics Agency, which accounts for 43% of recent award count across two divisions. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime leads with 46 awards valued at $1.6 million combined potential value, driven by recurring delivery orders for rim lock sets, mortise lock sets, electromagnetic locks, and exit devices—standard hardware components procured under multiple indefinite delivery contracts. The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation holds six awards at $849 thousand, anchored by a $734,643 single-award IDC for strike interlocking hardware running through March 30, 2030. The top five customer agencies account for 64% of combined potential value and span defense logistics, facility security, federal corrections, and civilian agency needs. GSA Federal Acquisition Service places 14 awards at $638 thousand across the Multiple Award Schedule, the company's largest parent vehicle by task order count (58 orders, $1 million combined potential value). The Naval Sea Systems Command, National Institutes of Health Office of Logistics and Acquisition Operations, and the Army Materiel Command Communications Electronics Command round out significant customer relationships.

Craftmaster's capability portfolio centers on commercial security hardware distributed in response to discrete facility and facility-maintenance requirements. Representative work includes a $249,625 emergency door lock replacement delivery order from the Bureau of Prisons United States Penitentiary Leavenworth for automatic lock system replacement, a $104,906 delivery order from Federal Correctional Complex Victorville for lock bodies, parts, tumblers, keys, and cylinders under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, and a $72,225 Total Small Business set-aside delivery order from the Air Force for new door cores and keys at Eglin Air Force Base. Smaller discretionary purchases span rim exit devices, padlocks, keys, lock cores, electromagnetic locks, and specialized security components such as SCIF KVM locks and access control hardware. The company also holds three active indefinite delivery contracts with DLA: one for strike interlocking hardware (single-award, $734,643 ceiling through 2030), one for mortise lock sets (single-award, $250,000 ceiling through December 2025), and one for rim lock sets (single-award, $350,000 ceiling through January 2027 under Total Small Business set-aside). All three were awarded or recently renewed between December 2024 and March 2025, securing recurring task order streams across military installations and federal facilities.

Activity has remained relatively flat year-to-year — ranging from 26 to 33 awards annually over the past five years — with 15 awards recorded in 2026 through mid-September. The company faces modest near-term recompete exposure: only two awards (combined potential value $106 thousand) complete within the next twenty-four months, limited to the rimlock IDC renewal at DLA Land and Maritime (January 2027) and one prior-year mortise lock IDC completion (December 2025). Combined potential value across all 221 prime and sub awards totals $5.8 million, with $3.4 million obligated (59% realization), reflecting the high fragmentation typical of small-order hardware distribution. Craftmaster subcontracts minimally — five sub-awards in the source represent 2% of activity — with recent sub engagement to M.C. Dean Inc. on ACS cabling and materials procurement (March 2026), Huntington Ingalls Inc. on CVN 75 refueling and overhaul advance planning locks (December 2025), and Science and Engineering Services LLC on storage materials for LSF and other prime work (November 2025, March 2025). The company competes in a commodity-hardware posture across Total Small Business set-asides and unrestricted vehicles, with no meaningful presence on GWACs, government-wide IDIQs, or agency-wide BPAs outside the multiple single-award DLA indefinite delivery contracts.