M.s.m. Industries, Inc.

M.s.m. Industries, Inc. (M.s.m. Industries LLC Division, doing business as MSM Industries Inc.) is a Riverside, California-based small business manufacturer that supplies plastic sheet, vibration damping tiles, radar-absorbing material (RAM) assemblies, and specialty components to the Department of Defense and defense primes as a prime contractor (88% of recent awards) and subcontractor. A for-profit Subchapter S Corporation, MSM Industries competes predominantly in full-and-open procurements on a no-set-aside basis, though it has secured Total Small Business set-asides on select orders; the company does not hold SBA 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or other formal designations.

MSM Industries' capability portfolio centers on precision-engineered plastic sheet materials (unlaminated films meeting military specifications, predominantly National Stock Numbers under NAICS 326113), vibration damping tiles and insulation components (phenolic resin laminates per MIL-P-22581), neoprene and specialty elastomers, and radar-absorbing material (RAM) tile kits for naval stealth applications. Representative prime awards include a $281,535.50 firm-fixed-price purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime (July 2024) for 298 boxes of qualified-products-list plastic sheet to DLA Distribution, a $227,762 DLA Troop Support order (October 2025) for 4,700 units of plastic sheet under NSN 9330004891781, and a $210,248.10 Naval Sea Systems Command order (July 2025) for a RAM Tile Kit supporting naval vessel modernization. MSM Industries also supplied 20 neoprene rubber panels ($79,313.01 each in two May 2024 awards from NAVSEA) and a $250,000 sonar dome boot segment and fairing strip assembly (October 2022) for Puget Sound Naval Shipyard.

Customer concentration is narrow and defense-focused. The top five contracting offices account for 92% of recent awards: Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment leads with 59 awards ($9.2 million combined potential value), followed by Naval Sea Systems Command (36 awards, $2.1 million), DLA Land and Maritime (27 awards, $1.6 million), Naval Supply Systems Command (4 awards, $2 million), and DOD Missile Defense Agency (5 awards). The two ranking lists align closely — DLA Troop Support dominates both volume and dollars — indicating sustained transactional momentum with supply-chain customers rather than lumpy technology integration work.

MSM Industries does not sit on major government-wide contract vehicles; the source identifies three indefinite-delivery contracts (SPM8ES13D0003 with 24 task orders at $1.6 million combined value, HQ014718D0001, and HQ014718D0002), but these are agency-specific and carry limited dollar value. The company wins work through unrestricted Request for Quotation and firm-fixed-price purchase orders, typically with 60- to 383-day delivery windows and performance in Riverside.

Activity has grown materially year over year — seven awards in 2022 to twenty-six in 2024 — though 2025 and early 2026 show a notable slowdown (15 awards in 2025, 2 awards through mid-2026). Four awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $455 thousand, a relatively low recompete exposure. Combined potential value across all 142 awards is $15.1 million, though actual obligations exceed this at $19.6 million, reflecting scope growth or task-order execution above ceiling.

In its subcontractor role, MSM Industries supplies sheet metal parts, general structural assemblies, integrated electronics assemblies, card baskets, and electromechanical assemblies to Raytheon across multiple radar development and production programs (AN/SPY-6(V) Family, AN/TPY-2, ANTPY-2, Barracuda, and DDG Flight III platforms) and one THAAD interceptor structural component to Lockheed Martin. Subcontract work is sporadic but consistent with the company's materials-fabrication and assembly capabilities. Across both prime and sub work, MSM Industries operates as a volume materials supplier to a consolidated customer base, with recurring small-dollar purchase orders rather than sustained contract vehicles or blanket agreements.