Magpul Industries Corp.

Magpul Industries Corp., a self-certified small disadvantaged business manufacturer based in Austin, Texas, supplies polymer and composite firearms accessories, ammunition magazines, and small arms components to the Department of Defense and federal law enforcement agencies as a prime contractor on 127 of its 128 recent federal awards. The company operates predominantly on full-and-open delivery orders against existing indefinite-delivery contracts held with the Defense Logistics Agency rather than through set-aside vehicles, though it holds a $20.1 million total small business set-aside IDC with DLA Land and Maritime running through January 2028.

Magpul's customer base is heavily concentrated with the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, which accounts for 99 of 128 awards and $90.3 million of the $93.4 million combined potential value across all federal work. The Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration represents the second-largest customer with 14 awards ($426 thousand combined potential value), followed by the United States Marine Corps with 5 awards ($406 thousand), and the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command with 4 awards ($2 million). This concentration reflects Magpul's core positioning as a logistics supplier for small arms inventory replenishment across DoD and federal law enforcement. Recent representative work includes a $366,331 firm fixed-price delivery order from DLA Land and Maritime awarded January 27, 2026, for magazine cartridges under the total small business set-aside IDC; a $321,900 delivery order from the same contracting office awarded October 27, 2025, for magazine cartridges; and a $16,480 purchase order from the DEA awarded March 20, 2024, for firearms accessories and gear.

Magpul holds three active indefinite-delivery contracts with DLA Land and Maritime carrying a combined ceiling of approximately $24.9 million through January 2028. The largest is the January 2023 total small business set-aside IDC valued at $20.1 million; beneath this vehicle, DLA has issued 41 delivery orders totaling $17.4 million combined potential value since the award. Two additional DLA Land and Maritime IDCs—one for $2.2 million running through October 2029 and another for $6.6 million awarded in October 2019—support continued magazine cartridge and small arms accessory procurement. A newly awarded single-award IDC with Naval Sea Systems Command, valued at $2 million and running through March 2031, expands Magpul's reach within the Navy and covers ammunition magazines, cartridges, sights, stocks, grips, slings, and related accessories.

Activity has remained relatively flat in the source window, with 14 awards in 2022 declining to 4 in 2025 and 2 in 2026 year-to-date; this compression reflects the transition from smaller discrete delivery orders to larger, longer-duration indefinite-delivery vehicles that reduce award count while maintaining or growing dollar volume. Roughly 49 percent of the combined potential value has been obligated, indicating substantial remaining ceiling authority available for future delivery orders across the active vehicle portfolio.

Magpul serves as a subcontractor in a single award to Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. under the Engineering Development Integration and Technology-Based Solutions (EDITS) program, performing product design and manufacturing work. The company's footprint is grounded almost entirely in small arms manufacturing (116 of 128 awards fall under NAICS 332993 — Small Arms, Ordnance, and Ordnance Accessories Manufacturing), with ancillary awards in plastics fabrication. All work is performed at company facilities in Austin and Sunset Valley, Texas. No federal contract IDVs, GWACs, or agency-wide multiple-award vehicles appear in the source—Magpul's entire prime portfolio consists of direct single-award or sole-source indefinite-delivery contracts with customer agencies, positioning the company as a dedicated supplier rather than a vehicle holder open to cross-agency task-order competition.