JLG Industries, Inc.

JLG Industries, Inc., a subsidiary of Oshkosh Corporation headquartered in McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania, is a leading manufacturer of access equipment and material handling solutions that has established itself as a significant federal contractor. The company specializes in producing aerial work platforms, telehandlers, scissor lifts, boom lifts, and a comprehensive range of mechanical, electrical, and structural components essential to military and government logistics operations. As a for-profit manufacturer registered in SAM.gov since May 2002, JLG Industries has developed an extensive federal contracting portfolio predominantly centered on supplying specialized equipment and replacement components to support the maintenance and operational readiness of government vehicle and equipment fleets across Continental United States and Outside Continental United States military depots and installations.

JLG Industries' federal contract award history demonstrates remarkable breadth in the types of goods and services provided to the Department of Defense, with primary emphasis on the Defense Logistics Agency across its Land and Maritime, Aviation, and Construction and Equipment divisions. The company has executed numerous firm fixed-price delivery orders and purchase orders valued from modest component-level procurements to substantial capital equipment awards exceeding $500,000, including contracts for diesel telehandlers with 10,000 to 22,000-pound capacities, articulating boom lifts ranging from 45 to 145 feet, man lifts from 40 to 150 feet, and specialized hydraulic and mechanical assemblies. Specific component categories supplied include hydraulic cylinders and assemblies, non-metallic hose assemblies, wiring harnesses and cable assemblies, vehicular windows and doors, windshield wipers, transmission covers, axial coupling components, pallet forks, bell cranks, actuating cylinders, extension cylinders, steering valves, check valves, lever valves, direct control valves, and numerous fasteners and sealing devices. JLG Industries has consistently competed and won awards in fully open, non-set-aside procurements, reflecting strong competitive standing within the federal contracting landscape. The company's contract awards span from individual purchase orders for low-value components to large delivery orders for access equipment, with recent major awards including a $5.54 million definitive contract for automotive axle assemblies for Atlas II forklifts, a $403.5 million delivery order for a high-reach articulating work platform with 145-foot boom, and multiple six-figure contracts for specialized lifts and material handling equipment. All identified contract awards reflect firm fixed-price contracting structures, and no small business set-asides have been applied to JLG Industries' awards, indicating the company competes as a full-capability prime contractor in open federal procurement processes. Notably, JLG Industries has also served as a subcontractor, as evidenced by a May 2021 sub-award from Syncom Space Services LLC for telehandler services valued at an undisclosed amount.

JLG Industries maintains six active single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts with the Defense Logistics Agency, each valued at the $250,000 ceiling with one-year performance periods. These IDV contracts provide the DLA with streamlined procurement mechanisms to issue multiple task orders for specific component quantities as operational requirements dictate across the agency's depot network. The first IDV, awarded October 9, 2025, through the Land and Maritime division, covers windshield wiper blades (NSN 2540015138252) with an estimated 12 orders annually and a guaranteed minimum of 15 units per order with 80-day delivery requirements. The second IDV, awarded September 18, 2025, through the Aviation division, establishes a framework for electric floodlight procurement (NSN 6220015038229) with four estimated annual task orders, minimum six-unit quantities, and 99-day delivery timelines. A third contract awarded September 5, 2025, through Land and Maritime, facilitates procurement of access covers (NSN 5340015792214) with approximately 10 annual orders, one-unit minimum quantities, and 80-day delivery expectations. The fourth IDV, awarded August 27, 2025, through Land and Maritime, covers axial coupling components (NSN 2520015138094) with approximately 12 estimated annual orders, one-unit minimums, and 60-day delivery requirements. A fifth contract awarded August 25, 2025, through Land and Maritime, provides for vehicular door latches (NSN 2540013018054) under an estimated 12 annual orders structure with six-unit guaranteed minimums and 88-day delivery timelines. The final IDV, awarded August 21, 2025, through Land and Maritime, establishes procurement authority for nonmetallic seals (NSN 5330016229434) with nine estimated annual orders, three-unit minimum guarantees, and 64-day delivery requirements. A sixth supplementary IDV awarded August 19, 2025, through Land and Maritime, covers vehicular windows (NSN 2510013167421) with four estimated annual orders, two-unit minimum quantities, and 66-day delivery parameters. All six indefinite delivery contracts were awarded on fully competitive, non-set-aside basis to JLG Industries as single-award vehicles, providing the Defense Logistics Agency with dedicated contractor relationships while enabling flexible sourcing of critical components across Continental United States and international defense logistics depots. These IDVs terminate upon the earlier occurrence of the one-year performance period or when cumulative task order obligations reach the $250,000 aggregate ceiling, and task orders have been issued across all six contracts to support Defense Logistics Agency operational requirements.