Greene Metal Products, Inc.

Greene Metal Products, Inc., doing business as Greene Metal Products Inc., manufactures specialized metal components and assemblies for military vehicles, aircraft, and defense systems, operating as a prime contractor on small business set-aside and full-and-open contracts primarily with the Defense Logistics Agency. The Clinton Township, Michigan-based manufacturer competes substantially under total small business set-asides, though significant volume also flows from non-set-aside awards; the vendor has registered with SAM since 2002 and operates under primary NAICS codes in hardware manufacturing (332722, 332510) and military vehicle component production (332999, 336390, 336360).

Greene Metal Products' customer footprint is heavily concentrated with the Defense Logistics Agency across multiple divisions. The top five DLA customers account for 88% of recent award count and drive 84% of combined potential value: DLA Land and Maritime leads with 5,254 awards valued at $73.3 million combined potential, followed by DLA Aviation (1,084 awards, $19.4 million), DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment (1,145 awards, $17.9 million), and DLA Troop Support Hardware (1,914 awards, $13.9 million). Army Materiel Command contracting at Detroit Arsenal contributes an additional $9.2 million across 226 awards. This concentration reflects Greene's role as a high-volume supplier of commodity metal parts and assemblies across the DLA's supply chain rather than a prime systems integrator—recent representative awards include a $795,795 definitive contract with ACC Warren for panel body procurement (total small business set-aside, September 2025), a $220,150 definitive contract with ACC Warren for maintenance stand manufacturing (total small business set-aside, August 2025), and numerous smaller purchase orders ranging from $2,000 to $112,000 for vehicular seats, armor plates, floor plates, mounting brackets, accessory boxes, hinges, door latches, and specialized metal components.

Greene holds multiple single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA Land and Maritime, each carrying $250,000 ceiling values and designated as total small business set-asides, covering mounting brackets (awarded July 2025), mounting plates (August 2025), storage box accessories (August 2025), and metal grilles (August 2025). A Basic Ordering Agreement Sustainment Track (BOAST) program Basic Ordering Agreement with ACC Warren (April 2026) establishes a framework for Class IX supply orders through April 2031. The top five parent vehicles—five unnamed IDCs—collectively account for 343 task orders, with the primary IDC (W56HZV22D0083) generating 78 task orders. Recent award volume has declined markedly: 830 awards in 2022, falling to 410 in 2023, 506 in 2024, 451 in 2025, and only 47 through mid-July 2026, suggesting either portfolio maturation, reduced government demand for specific components, or shift to larger-value orders.

Greene subcontracts primarily to BAE Systems Land & Armaments L.P. on Bradley Fighting Vehicle A4 follow-on production (M2A4 and M7A4 vehicles), M109A7 self-propelled howitzer family of vehicles production, Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) production and capacity expansion (including Ukraine-related early order material), and general Integrated Government Furnished (IGF) material support. Recent sub-awards to BAE date from January through May 2026. Greene also subcontracts to AMZ Alabama Inc. for roof hatch assembly components (January and November 2025). The subcontractor footprint represents material supply to major defense primes on large vehicle production programs rather than engineering or integration services.

Activity data shows 11,426 total awards (97% prime, 3% sub) valued at $158.5 million combined potential and $206.8 million obligated—indicating substantial drawdown against ceiling values. The vendor's category concentration spans hardware manufacturing (2,681 awards), military armored vehicle and tank component manufacturing (1,012 awards), motor vehicle seating and interior trim (645 awards), fasteners (633 awards), and miscellaneous vehicle parts (626 awards). The recompete cliff in the next 24 months carries only $1.7 million combined potential across 42 awards, suggesting most of Greene's large IDCs either renew regularly through annual task orders or remain active with extended performance periods. The vendor's 44-year history and sustained DLA footprint position it as an embedded commodity supplier to the defense logistics base rather than a growth-stage or high-velocity contractor.