Mic Industries Inc.

Mic Industries Inc., headquartered in Clear Brook, Virginia, manufactures and services expeditionary construction equipment as a prime contractor on 383 of 389 recent federal awards (98% prime split), competing full-and-open across Department of Defense and federal supply channels without set-aside designations. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation and manufacturer of goods with no SBA certifications; its primary business centers on proprietary Ultimate Building Machine (UBM) technology—a portable, prefabricated steel structure system—and complementary products including Building in a Box kits, K-SPAN machines, replacement parts, software, refurbishment services, and operator training.

Mic Industries' customer base spans 39 federal agencies, with concentration in defense logistics and military branch installations. The top five customers by award count account for 45% of awards: the Department of the Air Force Air National Guard (38 awards, $2.4 million combined potential value), Defense Logistics Agency and its subordinate components (38 awards, $40 thousand combined potential value), the United States Marine Corps (34 awards, $6.9 million), and the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center (26 awards, $1.5 million). When ranked by potential value, Defense Logistics Agency Aviation anchors the list with 14 awards and $7.3 million, followed by the Marine Corps ($6.9 million across 34 awards), Pacific Air Forces ($3.3 million across 17 awards), Air Force Special Operations Command ($2.6 million across 18 awards), and Air National Guard ($2.4 million). The divergence between volume and dollars reflects Defense Logistics Agency's high-volume, lower-dollar transactional model against Marine Corps' larger single orders.

Mic Industries holds two active single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts as prime: a $1.578 million Marine Corps IDC through August 2027 for operation training sessions at Twentynine Palms, from which multiple delivery orders have been issued for training and parts; and a $1.353 million Pacific Air Forces IDC through September 2028 for UBM diagnostics, repair, and performance optimization across Andersen Air Force Base (Guam), Misawa Air Base (Japan), Palau, Saipan, and other Pacific locations. Additionally, the vendor places task orders under Defense Logistics Agency IDCs including M6739917D0004 (8 task orders, $499 thousand combined potential value), DLA73093D8012 (6 task orders), and M6739922D0005 (6 task orders, $673 thousand combined potential value). Recent representative prime work includes a $571,111 firm fixed-price purchase order from Air Force Space Command (March 2026) for Building in a Box construction systems in South Korea; a $349,862 total small business set-aside order from the Ohio National Guard (February 2026) for M.I.C. Building in a Box kits with structural components and documentation; a $293,705 sole-source purchase order from Air Force Space Command (February 2026) for a proprietary BIB kit supporting the 819th RED HORSE Squadron; and a $444,144 order from Pacific Air Forces (September 2025) for UBM parts and software in Guam.

Activity has remained modest but stable across the five-year window shown: 12 awards in 2022, declining to 9 in 2023, recovering to 16 in 2024, then settling to 10 in 2025 and 3 year-to-date in 2026. The recompete cliff is minimal—only 2 awards (combined potential value $742 thousand) face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months. The vendor's award portfolio reflects $95.1 million obligated against $35 million in combined potential value, indicating that work is invoiced heavily against prior-year IDC ceilings.

Mic Industries subcontracts to Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc. on expeditionary construction equipment orders, with six sub-awards documented (2024–2025) for rigid-walled relocatable preengineered structures, K-SPAN units, and UBM-related systems. The vendor's primary NAICS footprint is Construction Machinery Manufacturing (162 awards), followed by machinery repair and maintenance (22 awards), technical and trade schools (20 awards), fabricated structural metal manufacturing (18 awards), and mechanical power transmission equipment manufacturing (18 awards). The top product service code is Miscellaneous Construction Equipment (97 awards), with secondary strength in gears and transmission components (25 awards) and prefabricated/portable buildings (15 awards). No parent company relationship is disclosed; the structure identifies two subsidiary entities both named M.I.C. Industries, Inc., likely registration variants of the same operating entity.

Sole manufacturer of the Machines that Make Buildings - Ultimate Building Machines (UBMs), ABMs, K-spans, etc.