Inland Machine Company Inc.

Inland Machine Company Inc., doing business as Inland Machine Co Inc., is a for-profit manufacturer of fluid fittings and components located in Rancho Cucamonga, California, with over 40 years of experience serving the government and commercial aerospace sectors. The company specializes in producing high-quality fluid system components that meet American National (AN), Aeronautical Standard (AS), Military Standard (MS), and National Aerospace Standard (NAS) specifications. Registered in SAM.gov since November 5, 2001, with registration expiring September 16, 2026, Inland Machine Company Inc. has established itself as a reliable supplier to the U.S. Department of Defense, particularly the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), by consistently delivering standardized components critical to military logistics and supply chain operations.

Inland Machine Company Inc. has received numerous prime federal contract awards from the Defense Logistics Agency, exclusively through DLA Land and Maritime and DLA Aviation divisions. The company's contract portfolio demonstrates consistent provision of fluid system components including tube fittings, elbows, reducers, adapters, plugs, tube caps, locknuts, sleeves, nipples, bolts, bushings, coupling nuts, tees, unions, and machine thread plugs, all identified by National Stock Numbers. The vast majority of awards have been firm fixed-price purchase orders and delivery orders ranging from under $200 to over $62,500 in value, with recent notable awards including $60,068.25 for tube caps, $57,519.75 for tube caps, and $52,250.77 for tube caps awarded in 2024 and 2025. Inland Machine has fulfilled both set-aside and non-set-aside contracts, with several Total Small Business set-aside awards including a $20,781.27 contract for tube caps in August 2025, $38,563.62 for tube caps in June 2025, and $12,903.00 for tube caps in November 2024. The company serves as a prime contractor with no identified subcontractors, performing all work at its Rancho Cucamonga facility. These contracts support the DLA's core mission of maintaining military equipment readiness by supplying critical fluid system components used in the maintenance, repair, and operations of military vehicles, vessels, aircraft, and systems across the U.S. armed forces. The delivery orders and purchase orders are typically issued against larger indefinite delivery contracts, demonstrating the company's role as an established and qualified supplier within the DLA's supply chain management programs.

Inland Machine Company Inc. holds an extensive portfolio of single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts with both DLA Land and Maritime and DLA Aviation, each with ceiling values of $250,000 and varying term lengths. The company currently maintains four active IDCs with the Defense Logistics Agency: a Total Small Business set-aside IDC with DLA Aviation awarded September 8, 2025, extending through September 7, 2030; a Total Small Business set-aside IDC with DLA Aviation awarded August 15, 2025, extending through August 14, 2030; a Total Small Business set-aside IDC with DLA Aviation awarded July 30, 2025, extending through July 29, 2030; and a non-set-aside IDC with DLA Land and Maritime awarded July 25, 2025, extending through July 25, 2026. Additionally, the company maintains several expired or expiring IDCs that were actively used during their performance periods, including an IDC with DLA Land and Maritime that expired August 16, 2025, an IDC with DLA Land and Maritime that expired August 28, 2024, an IDC with DLA Land and Maritime that expired August 7, 2024, an IDC with DLA Land and Maritime that expired July 30, 2024, a Total Small Business set-aside IDC with DLA Aviation that expired July 19, 2024, and several additional IDCs expiring between October 2023 and August 2022. These indefinite delivery vehicles authorize the DLA to issue firm fixed-price delivery orders for various fluid system components including elbows, tube to boss fittings, locknuts, reducers, plugs, adapters, tube caps, and other standardized components as operational needs arise. The IDC structure enables rapid procurement without requiring separate competitive procurement cycles for each requirement, with the DLA typically placing 4-12 delivery orders annually against guaranteed minimum quantities. The indefinite delivery contracts demonstrate the Defense Logistics Agency's confidence in Inland Machine Company Inc.'s capability to consistently deliver qualified, standardized components essential to maintaining equipment readiness across military maintenance, repair, and operations activities throughout the U.S. armed forces.

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