Iroh Industries Inc.

Iroh Industries Inc., a Black American-owned, minority-owned small disadvantaged business organized as a Subchapter S corporation, operates exclusively as a subcontractor delivering lifecycle engineering support to the Department of the Army through Torch Technologies Inc. The vendor holds no prime contract awards and competes entirely within subcontracting relationships, with all 15 recent federal contract awards routed through a single prime partnership.

Iroh's entire federal footprint centers on Army Aviation and Missile Research, Development, and Engineering Center (AMRDEC) and Engineering Directorate lifecycle engineering support work. The company provides skilled personnel, technical support, equipment, and materials across technical direction tasks that span continental United States and infrequent overseas locations. Work includes status reporting, contract data requirements, and progress assessments aligned to quarterly government meetings. The vendor's sub-awards began in October 2022 with two awards and accelerated to eleven awards in 2024, demonstrating sustained ramp within the AMRDEC lifecycle engineering portfolio under Torch Technologies as the sole prime contractor.

Concentration is absolute: the Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center, PEO Missiles and Space accounts for 100% of Iroh's 15 awards. All task orders flow through a single parent vehicle — the Multiple Award Schedule — and all work falls under Engineering Services (NAICS framing). The two most recent sub-awards (February 28, 2025 and January 31, 2025) confirm active engagement through the first quarter of 2025, with place of performance designated as CONUS with infrequent OCONUS travel. ITAR compliance is a recurring requirement, with contractor personnel authorized to speak with foreign representatives in support of foreign military sales transfers of AMRDEC-managed weapons systems.

Iroh's federal posture is functionally a single-customer, single-prime, single-vehicle sub-contractor within the Army's missile and aviation engineering domain. Growth trajectory shows sustained quarterly engagement through 2024, but the absence of prime awards, lack of portfolio diversification beyond Torch Technologies, and concentration with a single customer agency create material recompete and continuity risk should the underlying AMRDEC lifecycle engineering work recompete or if the Torch relationship terminates.

15 Years of US Army Support. Experience as Systems Engineer (Light Helicopter Product Office, Non-Standard Rotary Wing Aircraft), Program Integrator (Armed Scout Helicopter), and Team Lead (AED CBM Office), as well as experience as an Engineer (AED Structures, Condition-Based Maintenance). Experience supporting US Army Aviation. Logistics Engineering Support at US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command (AMRDEC/DEVCOM/CCDC).