Hyman Co., LTD

Hyman Co., LTD Sales Division, a for-profit organization based in Seoul, South Korea, supplies furniture, appliances, drayage services, non-tactical vehicle parts, and logistics support to the U.S. Department of Defense as a prime contractor across multiple blanket purchase agreements in the Korean and Pacific regions, competing on a full-and-open (non-set-aside) basis with no subcontracting footprint.

Hyman operates almost exclusively under multiple-award and single-award BPAs with Army and Department of Defense Education Activity customers. The vendor holds four primary IDVs: a $1 million multiple-award BPA with the Korean Region for furniture and appliance moving (awarded October 2024, through September 2029); a $7.5 million single-award BPA with Department of Defense Education Activity for Korea drayage services (awarded July 2022, through July 2032); a $3.75 million multiple-award BPA with Army Sustainment Command for non-tactical vehicle repair parts (awarded November 2021, through November 2024); and a $25 million single-award BPA with Department of Defense Education Activity for furniture delivery (referenced in award summaries as running through February 2031). Representative recent task orders include a $7.5 million drayage call for Daegu Elementary School from Department of Defense Education Activity (June 2024); a $66.6 thousand call for furniture supporting DoDEA Pacific South Region office and schools (September 2024); a $8.7 thousand furniture purchase for Kinnick High School from Department of Defense Education Activity (July 2025); and a $1.7 thousand mobile storage cart for musician chairs at Humphreys High School (May 2026). The portfolio spans 321 awards—all as prime contractor—across seventeen federal agencies, with combined potential value of $110.5 million and combined dollars obligated of $6.6 million (6% of potential value).

Customer concentration is significant and geographically defined. The top five customers by potential value account for 98 percent of combined potential value. Department of Defense Education Activity anchors the portfolio with 34 awards valued at $53.6 million; the Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region places 35 awards valued at $35.7 million; Army Sustainment Command accounts for 68 awards at $9.5 million; Defense Logistics Agency Energy for 17 awards at $6.7 million; and the Army Installation Management Command Korean Region for 86 awards at $2.6 million. By award count, the Korean Region leads (86 awards), followed by Sustainment Command (68 awards) and the Pacific Region (35 awards), but dollar concentration skews toward Department of Defense Education Activity and the Pacific Region. All work is performed in South Korea or the Pacific theater; no domestic CONUS performance is represented in the source data.

Activity has remained relatively flat year over year—15 awards in 2022, 12 in 2023, 15 in 2024, 11 in 2025, and 6 awards through May 2026—without a marked growth or decline trajectory. The recompete cliff is significant: the Army Sustainment Command's $3.75 million non-tactical vehicle parts BPA expires November 2024; the Army Installation Management Command Korean Region's $1 million furniture and appliance moving BPA was awarded October 2024 with a new ceiling and extends through September 2029. The portfolio is concentrated in two NAICS categories: Used Household and Office Goods Moving (112 awards) and Motor Vehicle Gasoline Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing (91 awards), with corresponding PSC concentration in vehicular brake, steering, axle, and wheel components (104 awards) and transportation/relocation services (99 awards).

The vendor competes entirely on full-and-open procurement without SBA set-asides, indicating it does not hold minority, women-owned, HUBZone, SDVOSB, or other socioeconomic certifications as a decision factor in its federal footprint. Hyman operates a pure prime-contractor model with no documented subcontracting activity in the source data. Work is geographically isolated to overseas theater and is performance-based on firm fixed-price task orders under standing BPA vehicles rather than direct contract awards or cost-reimbursable arrangements.