Hutchinson Industries, Inc.

Hutchinson Industries, Inc. Defense And Industry Division manufactures engineered mobility components—run-flat tire kits, pneumatic wheel assemblies, specialized seals, and related automotive parts—for the Department of Defense as a prime contractor in unrestricted full-and-open competition, with no set-aside footprint. The division is a foreign-owned subsidiary of Total SA, a Paris-based international energy company, and operates from Trenton, New Jersey.

Hutchinson's prime contract portfolio spans 1,166 awards with combined potential value of $1.12 billion across 40 federal customer agencies. The vendor competes almost exclusively on the merits, without leveraging small business designations or socioeconomic set-asides; all recent prime awards named in the source carry "No Set-Aside Used" status. Customer concentration is stark: the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime accounts for 811 awards (72% of award count) valued at $164.2 million, while Army Contracting Command Warren holds 274 awards (24% of count) valued at $672.1 million—collectively 88% of all awards by count. The dollar ranking inverts slightly: ACC Warren dominates by potential value ($672.1 million), followed by DLA Land and Maritime ($164.2 million) and TACOM Life Cycle Management Command ($144.3 million), together 89% of combined potential value. Representative prime work includes a $9,041,331.20 delivery order from ACC Warren for 4,268 pneumatic wheel assemblies (NSN 2530-01-563-8620) with completion in November 2025; a $673,170 purchase order from DLA for 185 run-flat kit inserts (NSN 2640-01-563-1421) completing December 2026; a $4,430,066.60 definitive contract with ACC Warren for 914 wheel assemblies for the RG-31A2 Medium Mine Protected Vehicle completing November 2026; and a $2,279,039 STTR Phase III delivery order from Naval Sea Systems Command for bulkhead seals with May 2025 completion. Recent awards include a $430,397.10 DLA purchase order for run-flat kit components completing May 2026 and a $195,416 Naval Sea Systems Command delivery order for LHD 7 bulkhead shaft seal installation completing February 2027.

Hutchinson holds multiple active single-award IDCs with DLA Land and Maritime and Army Contracting Command, including a three-year $19,615,102.04 ceiling contract awarded March 5, 2026, for beadlock spacer kits (NSN 2640016126934) running through March 4, 2029; a $350,000 one-year IDC awarded February 9, 2026, for run-flat kit inserts (NSN 2640015371405) with automated quarterly ordering; a $10,942,290.00 three-year requirements contract with ACC Warren for pneumatic wheel assemblies (NSN 2530-01-563-8620) for the M1101 trailer program with multiple task orders totaling up to $14.4 million; and a $2,386,265.76 requirements contract with ACC Warren for RG33+ tire and wheel assemblies. The vendor's activity has grown from 44 awards in 2022 to a peak of 116 in 2024, declining to 91 in 2025 and 15 recorded by mid-2026; within the next twenty-four months, five awards (combined potential value $5.6 million) face ultimate completion and recompete exposure.

Hutchinson subcontracts to major defense primes on wheels, tires, and vehicle component work. Named primes include Oshkosh Defense (recurring subcontracts for wheel assemblies and tire components on light-tactical and medium-tactical vehicles), General Dynamics Land Systems (Stryker vehicle wheel and tire assemblies, Short Range Air Defense systems, and mobile protected firepower platforms), BAE Systems Land and Armaments (armored vehicle materials and parts delivery orders), Battelle Memorial Institute (fabricated parts and wheel assemblies for armored vehicle conversion programs), Huntington Ingalls Incorporated (DDG 51 class ship construction supporting shaft seals and related bulkhead components), Lockheed Martin (HIMARS tire and wheel assemblies), and Mantech Advanced Systems International (vehicle parts supply under ALECS task orders). The subcontractor footprint reflects deep embeddedness in Army ground vehicle platforms (Stryker, HMMWV, M1101, RG-31A2, RG33+) and Navy shipboard seal and closure work.

Award concentration by NAICS reflects Hutchinson's manufacturing core: Tire Manufacturing (except Retreading) accounts for 677 awards, Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing 171, and miscellaneous chemical products and materials 97. PSC concentration mirrors that footprint—Vehicular Brake, Steering, Axle, Wheel, and Track Components (441 awards), Tire Rebuilding and Tire and Tube Repair Materials (365 awards), and O-Ring components (135 awards) dominate. Obligated dollars reached $835.9 million (74% of combined potential value), indicating strong execution against the portfolio. The vendor maintains no federal IDVs, GWACs, or agency-wide vehicles in its own name; all work flows through customer-held contract vehicles or single-award arrangements as a prime or subcontractor.