DMG Mori Federal Services, Inc.

DMG Mori Federal Services, Inc., a foreign-owned subsidiary of global machine tool manufacturer DMG Mori, supplies advanced computer numerical control (CNC) manufacturing equipment, machining centers, and related installation and maintenance services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (77% of recent awards) and subcontractor on research facility operations programs. The company is headquartered in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, competes exclusively in full-and-open (unrestricted) federal procurement without set-aside designations, and operates across NAICS 333517 (Machine Tool Manufacturing) and related repair and equipment service codes.

Defense Logistics Agency Aviation dominates DMG Mori's customer concentration, accounting for 11 awards (combined potential value $28.5 million, 46% of the prime footprint's dollars). The top five customer organizations by potential value account for 95% of combined value: DLA Aviation ($28.5 million), DLA Troop Support ($9.8 million via a single $9.8 million Joint Additive Manufacturing Acceptability IV Pilot Parts Program IDIQ awarded February 2026), Army Research Development and Engineering Command ($9.7 million across three awards), Army TACOM Life Cycle Management Command ($5.7 million across four awards), and GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($5.3 million). A secondary customer tier includes Naval Sea Systems Command and Joint Munitions Command. Across the top customers, DLA Aviation's share reflects both volume (11 orders) and substantial unit values for turning equipment, milling machines, and hybrid additive manufacturing machines; the DLA Troop Support IDIQ represents a single high-value vehicle with five-year potential extending through February 2031.

DMG Mori Federal Services holds two active IDVs: a $9.8 million DLA Troop Support single-award IDIQ for Joint Additive Manufacturing Acceptability IV (awarded February 2026, running through February 2031) covering additive manufacturing parts production using laser powder bed fusion, directed energy deposition, material extrusion, cold spray, and binder jetting for Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Navy customers; and a $5.3 million GSA Federal Acquisition Service Multiple Award Schedule contract (awarded March 2025, running through March 2030) under Special Item Number 811310MR for CNC lathes, turning centers, and milling machines with place of performance at Hoffman Estates, Illinois. The MAS vehicle carries a 2.75% quantity discount for orders of four or more machines of the same model and has supported numerous task orders for automation cell prototypes, preventive maintenance, and turning equipment across Army, Navy, and DLA programs.

Recent representative prime work includes a $9.747 million DLA Aviation definitive contract (February 2026) for one CNC Universal Milling Machine DMC 270 FD with delivery, training, installation, and technical data to Fleet Readiness Center Southwest at NAS North Island, California, completing February 2028; a $7.8 million Army Research Development and Engineering Command purchase order (September 2023) for a prototype manufacturing automation cell comprising a DMG Mori DMU 50 vertical milling center and Robo2Go robotic automation system, with performance at Hoffman Estates and completion March 2026; a $5.4 million Army TACOM Life Cycle Management Command definitive contract (May 2023) for one horizontal CNC machining center NHX 8000 with optional additional machining center and linear pallet pool for Watervliet Arsenal production, completing May 2026; and a $4.8 million DLA Aviation purchase order (April 2022) for a hybrid manufacturing machine, completing April 2026. Awards span firm fixed-price purchase orders, definitive contracts, and a single-award IDIQ, all structured without competitive set-asides. The company also delivers Siemens NX CAD/CAM software maintenance bundles, machine relocations with installation and training, and preventive maintenance services (annual preventive maintenance on Kuraki horizontal boring mills at Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam, $189 thousand, awarded February 2024 and running through January 2029).

Activity has grown substantially year over year—one award in 2022 to sixteen in 2025—with the most recent award dated March 25, 2026. Five awards (combined potential value $15.8 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing recompete exposure. In its subcontractor capacity, DMG Mori Federal Services delivers CNC equipment, spindle repairs, and vendor support materials to prime contractors managing facility operations: Amentum Technology, Inc. (on NASA Langley Research Center's Center Maintenance, Operations, and Engineering contract, providing DMU 60 3/5-axis vertical mill and CNC/PLC module support); Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC (on Y-12 National Security Complex management and operations); Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies, LLC (on National Security Campus operations); Asrc Federal Facilities Logistics, LLC (DMU 65 Monoblock equipment service support); University of Dayton (engineering supplies for additive manufacturing and cold spray support on an EPSE IV contract); and Fluor Marine Propulsion, LLC (Naval Nuclear Laboratory operations support). The subcontract work centers on equipment supply, maintenance, and facility-support roles rather than standalone manufacturing contracts.

DMG Mori's capability portfolio is tightly concentrated in machine tool manufacturing, turning equipment, milling machines, and machining center procurement. Top PSC codes reflect this focus: Lathes (7 awards), Milling Machines (7 awards), Maintenance and Repair Shop Equipment (4 awards), Miscellaneous Machine Tools (3 awards), and Machining Centers and Way-Type Machines (2 awards). Combined potential value across all prime and sub awards stands at $62.4 million, with $43.5 million obligated (70% of potential value). The vendor is foreign-owned—a subsidiary of the global DMG Mori conglomerate—and operates without small business certifications, competing directly against qualified offerors on full-and-open procurement. Sole-source awards frequently cite DMG Mori USA, Inc., the original equipment manufacturer designation, as the justification for single-source selection.