Hardigg Industries, LLC

Hardigg Industries, LLC, operating as Hardigg Cases Division, manufactures protective cases, shipping containers, and temperature-controlled packaging solutions for federal agencies as a prime contractor across full-and-open procurement, competing without SBA set-aside designations and holding a parent relationship to Pelican Products, Inc. The company is based in South Deerfield, Massachusetts, and operates as a for-profit manufacturer classified under NAICS 4842 (Showcase, Partition, Shelving, and Locker Manufacturing) and PSC 7110 (Boxes, Cartons, and Crates) among other logistics and storage categories.

Hardigg Cases' recent federal portfolio centers on small, high-volume transactional orders for protective cases and medical instrument storage across the Defense Logistics Agency and the General Services Administration. Representative recent work includes a $1.127 million delivery order from DLA Troop Support Clothing and Textiles (March 2026) for trunk lockers under a three-year indefinite delivery contract running through August 2028 with a $3.354 million ceiling; a $340,155 definitive contract from Naval Supply Systems Command (April 2026) for shipping and storage on firm fixed-price terms; and a $70,720 delivery order from the Department of the Air Force (May 2026) for weapons cases under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule. The company also executes hundreds of small purchase orders ranging from $73 to $10,000 for medical instrument cases, shipping and storage boxes, computer cases, and field desks through the Federal Acquisition Service and DLA divisions.

Customer concentration is acute and multi-tiered. The GSA Federal Acquisition Service dominates by award count at 6,307 awards (45% of the prime footprint) valued at $282.4 million combined potential value. DLA divisions collectively account for the second-largest share: DLA Troop Support Medical holds 3,801 awards ($68.3 million), DLA Troop Support Clothing and Textiles holds 82 awards ($80.7 million), and DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment holds 422 awards ($49.1 million). Naval Supply Systems Command (228 awards, $45.2 million) and the Department of the Army (626 awards, $6 million) round out the top five. These five customers represent approximately 81% of the award footprint. The top five by dollar value—GSA FAS, DLA Clothing and Textiles, DLA Medical, DLA Construction and Equipment, and Naval Supply Systems Command—anchor 86% of combined potential value, with GSA FAS and DLA Clothing and Textiles each delivering over $280 million and $80 million respectively.

Hardigg Cases operates primarily under two parent vehicles. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) hosts 10,577 task orders worth $56.4 million combined potential value and serves as the company's dominant ordering mechanism for small transactional procurements across civilian and defense agencies. Two indefinite delivery contracts with DLA—SPE2DH20D0036 (1,944 task orders, $5.5 million) and SPE2DH14D0004 (1,320 task orders, $2.9 million)—anchor recurring small orders for medical supplies and shipping boxes. The company holds a Federal Supply Schedule contract awarded by the GSA Federal Acquisition Service on June 30, 2026, with a $117.8 million ceiling through June 29, 2031, reflecting its breadth across civilian and defense customer bases.

Activity has been high and episodic. The company awarded 14,049 total prime contracts over a source history spanning 1980 to present, with award pace reaching 2,692 in 2024 and 2,315 in 2025. Year-to-date 2026 activity in the source shows 84 awards through mid-July—a significantly lower run rate reflecting the snapshot cutoff rather than an annual slowdown. Combined potential value across all awards totals $612.8 million with $248.7 million obligated (41% execution rate). The recompete cliff in the next twenty-four months shows only 12 awards valued at $3 million—a modest near-term exposure relative to the scale of the portfolio.

Hardigg Cases' subcontract footprint is minimal. The source identifies one subcontract to General Dynamics Land Systems Inc. (December 2025) for Stryker wholesale supply logistics. The company operates almost exclusively as a prime contractor (14,030 of 14,049 awards, or 100% of prime vs. sub split).

The company's product concentration aligns with its parent, Pelican Products, Inc. Award categorization by NAICS and PSC reflects heavy concentration in showcase and locker manufacturing (4,840 awards), medical and hospital equipment wholesale (3,309 awards), and plastics product manufacturing (2,065 awards). By PSC, boxes and cartons (4,864 awards) and hospital furniture and supplies (2,859 awards) dominate. This portfolio breadth—spanning protective transport cases branded as Pelican products, medical instrument storage, ground handling cradles, field desks, and specialized shipping containers—reflects the division's role as a versatile logistics supplier rather than a single-product vendor.