Greer Industries, Inc.

Greer Industries, Inc., doing business as Greer Lime Company, supplies bulk lime, hydrated lime, quicklime, limestone aggregate, and related mineral materials to federal agencies as a prime contractor operating 100% on small business set-asides and full-and-open awards. The company is a West Virginia–based for-profit subchapter S corporation with over fifty years of industry experience, operating from Riverton, West Virginia, and holds a parent relationship with Greer Limestone Co. DIV (UEI KDCRUQLJB2A5, based in Morgantown, West Virginia). Across 333 federal awards spanning NAICS 327410 (Lime Manufacturing) and PSC 4140 (Chemicals) and 4210 (Mineral Construction Materials, Bulk), Greer operates entirely as a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint.

Customer concentration is split between two dominant agencies by volume and dollars. The United States Marine Corps leads by potential value, holding 130 awards worth $6.9 million combined, driven by a $2.79 million single-award small-business indefinite delivery contract (IDC M6700124D0004) running through January 16, 2028 for bulk and hydrated lime water treatment supply to Marine Corps installations nationwide, chiefly Camp Lejeune. Greer has issued eight documented delivery orders against that vehicle since January 2024 ranging from approximately $40,400 to $158,600 each, all firm fixed-price and most without individual set-aside designation despite the underlying contract's small-business reserve. The Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District, by contrast, carries 159 awards—the largest count—but only $1.5 million combined potential value, signaling high order frequency and low-dollar task orders. The Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District holds an additional $1.4 million across 11 awards for quicklime delivery to the Washington Aqueduct under a $556,500 small-business IDC (contract M9123610D0001, through August 13, 2025). The Department of Agriculture Forest Service (R9-Eastern Region and R8-Southern Region combined) accounts for $1.4 million across 29 awards for aggregate and stone material delivery to national forests. These five customer agencies cover 99% of award count and 85% of combined potential value.

Greer's vehicle footprint is anchored on five Army Corps of Engineers IDCs hosting 236 task orders with $2.1 million combined potential value: IDC W9123608D0021 (97 orders, $717 thousand), W9123611D0017 (53 orders, $264 thousand), M6700111D0001 (50 orders, $596 thousand), M6700118D0001 (35 orders, $479 thousand), and M6700121D0003 (31 orders, $519 thousand). These are largely small-dollar, high-frequency ordering vehicles supporting routine material resupply at domestic Corps facilities. The Marine Corps IDC (M6700124D0004) anchors the second-largest dollar concentration at $2.79 million.

Activity has remained sparse but steady. The company recorded eleven awards in 2022, twelve in 2023, and has contracted to five awards annually in 2024 and 2025, with only two awards appearing year-to-date in 2026 (as of March 31). Combined obligated dollars across all 333 awards total $4.2 million against a $13.2 million combined potential value ceiling—32% utilization. Recent representative work includes a $158,606 delivery order to the Marine Corps (July 2025) for bulk lime at Camp Lejeune, a $135,341 delivery order to the Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District (September 2023) for quicklime at the Washington Aqueduct, and a $108,311 purchase order to the Forest Service (August 2022) for aggregate delivery to Monongahela National Forest in West Virginia. All delivery orders are priced firm fixed-price. Greer competes predominantly under full-and-open and small-business set-aside designations rather than restricted socioeconomic programs; most recent Marine Corps and Army Corps task orders carry no individual set-aside designation despite parent IDC small-business reserves.