Harodite Industries Inc.

Harodite Industries Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business and textile manufacturer based in Taunton, Massachusetts, supplies medical-grade fabrics and interlining fusing materials to the Federal Bureau of Prisons as a prime contractor, operating entirely under single-award and multi-award IDIQs held with the Department of Justice. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation that competes exclusively in the small business set-aside category — its primary vehicle, a $237 thousand single-award IDC with the Bureau of Prisons, was set aside for total small business at the IDIQ level, though individual delivery orders under it carry no set-aside designation.

Harodite's federal footprint is concentrated and specialized. The company has issued 169 awards across twenty-two years, with all work performed as a prime contractor (zero subcontract activity) to the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons across eleven distinct facilities and the Bureau's Central Office. The top five customer locations account for 68% of awards by count but only 49% of combined potential value, because the Bureau's Central Office anchors the portfolio with six awards worth $455 thousand — a difference that signals higher-value IDIQ ceiling work flowing through central procurement. The Federal Correctional Complex Butner, the most active field location, has issued thirty-six awards worth $233 thousand combined potential value; the Federal Correctional Institution Greenville has issued thirty-eight awards worth $81 thousand. Combined obligated dollars across all awards reach $739 thousand, representing 78% of the $942 thousand combined potential value.

Harodite holds five active IDCs with the Bureau of Prisons. The largest by task-order volume, Indefinite Delivery Contract DJU4600004271, has generated sixty-four task orders worth $128 thousand combined potential value; the second-largest, DJU4600002893, carries thirty-seven task orders worth $92 thousand. The primary vehicle highlighted in the named awards, 15UC0C21D00001998, the $237 thousand single-award contract from September 2021 running through September 2026, supports six task orders worth $173 thousand. Recent representative delivery orders include a $43,200 firm fixed-price order awarded November 18, 2024 for medical-grade fabric (completion January 31, 2025), a $43,200 order from April 2024 (completed June 2024), and a $17,280 order awarded May 6, 2026 under small business set-aside for raw materials-medical-grade fabric (completion July 15, 2026). Place of performance spans Granite Falls, North Carolina and Taunton, Massachusetts. The company's capability portfolio, expressed across PSC and NAICS codes, centers on textile fabrics (136 of 169 awards), with secondary exposure to notions and apparel findings (25 awards) and hospital furniture and equipment supplies (6 awards). All work complies with Berry Amendment domestic sourcing requirements. Activity has been flat in recent years — one award in 2021, one in 2022, three in 2023, two in 2024, and one in 2026 — reflecting the steady-state nature of correctional facility textile supply operations rather than growth trajectory.

Application of Adhesive Coatings, Bleaching,

Dyeing, Finishing of Cotton & Poly/Cotton Material,

Creating of Composites using Chopped Fiberglass