Madix, Inc.

Madix, Inc., a veteran-owned, Alabama-headquartered manufacturer of shelving and storage solutions, operates as a prime contractor supplying the Defense Commissary Agency with furnish-and-install shelving systems at military commissary facilities worldwide. The company competes entirely in full and open competition with no set-aside designation across its federal footprint.

Madix is a Subchapter S corporation and manufacturer of goods organized as a for-profit entity. Its parent company, also named Madix, Inc., is registered at 500 Airport Road, Terrell, Texas, while the operating division (Madix Inc. Division) operates from 20984 AL-9 in Goodwater, Alabama. The vendor's capability portfolio centers on shelving design, fabrication, and installation — matching NAICS code 337215 (Showcase, Partition, Shelving, and Locker Manufacturing) across 606 awards and PSC 30 (Cabinets, Lockers, Bins, and Shelving) across 789 of its 808 recent awards. Representative work includes a $560,778.43 firm fixed-price purchase order from the Defense Commissary Agency for shelving at Camp Foster, Imperial Beach, and Norfolk commissaries (awarded March 2025); a $568,735.91 order for Pearl Harbor Commissary shelving and installation (January 2024); and a $489,254.81 San Diego Commissary full shelving reset order (February 2025).

Customer concentration is extreme and singular. The Defense Commissary Agency accounts for 790 of 808 awards (99% of award count) and $90.2 million of $98.9 million in combined potential value (91% of total dollars). The remaining five customer agencies — the United States Marine Corps, the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Headquarters, the Department of the Navy, the Department of the Navy Installations Command, and USMC Air Ground Combat Center — collectively account for nine awards and fewer than $332 thousand in combined potential value. Madix has no subcontract footprint; all work is performed as prime contractor.

Madix places task orders under five indefinite delivery contracts issued by DeCA. The largest vehicles by task-order count are HDEC0413D0008 (151 task orders, $263 thousand combined potential value), HDEC0412D0014 (111 task orders, $11.8 million combined potential value), HDEC0409D0002 (97 task orders, $275 thousand combined potential value), HDEC0409D0013 (89 task orders, $7.8 million combined potential value), and DECA0400D0022 (55 task orders). These IDICs represent the standing contractual infrastructure through which DeCA issues recurring delivery orders and purchase orders for shelving supply and installation at commissary locations across the continental United States, Hawaii, Guam, and overseas bases in South Korea, Japan, and Puerto Rico.

Activity has fluctuated significantly. Award volume was three in 2022, spiked to seventeen in 2023, dropped to five in 2024, recovered to eleven in 2025, and stands at six year-to-date through mid-2026. Combined obligated dollars across all awards total $58 million against $98.9 million in combined potential value (59% obligation ratio). The vendor's federal footprint spans more than three decades, with the earliest award dating to May 1993, though activity has concentrated in the 2023–2026 window.