Maradyne Corporation

Maradyne Corporation, a Cleveland-based manufacturer of air filtration and fluid handling components for military vehicles and equipment, operates as a prime contractor (97% of recent awards) supplying the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime with specialized spare parts and engine accessories on a full-and-open competitive basis. The company competes across both set-aside and unrestricted categories; recent awards split roughly evenly between Total Small Business set-asides and non-set-aside delivery orders, reflecting posture as a small business manufacturer rather than reliance on a single set-aside vehicle.

The company's federal footprint centers almost entirely on DLA Land and Maritime, which accounts for 485 awards (99% of count) and $51.2 million in combined potential value. This extreme customer concentration—concentrated within a single DLA subordinate agency—reflects Maradyne's role as a recurring supplier of wear-and-maintenance items. The top five product categories span engine air filters, filter strainers, cleaners (404 awards), hardware (37 awards), and packing and gasket materials (21 awards), with NAICS codes anchored in motor vehicle parts manufacturing (210 awards) and other engine equipment manufacturing (106 awards). Representative recent prime awards include a $156,441.40 delivery order for filter element components (October 2025), a $171,204.18 order for filter elements (August 2025), and a $151,435.16 Total Small Business set-aside for air cleaner intakes (August 2025), all under DLA's indefinite delivery vehicle structure.

Maradyne holds multiple single-award IDCs with DLA Land and Maritime, the largest carrying a $5.8 million ceiling (air cleaner intake components, through January 2028), followed by a $1.8 million IDC for air filters and cleaner intakes (SPE7MX21D0124, supporting 37 task orders valued at $1.1 million), and several $250,000 to $350,000 smaller IDCs for filter elements, cover assemblies, gaskets, and retainer rings—collectively enabling recurring procurement of wear parts across military branches. Most parent vehicles are single-award IDCs issued by DLA, with task order values typically ranging from sub-$1,000 items to delivery orders exceeding $250,000.

In its subcontractor role, Maradyne supplies cooling and emissions components to Oshkosh Defense on the Family of Heavy Tactical Vehicle (FHTV) program (multiple tranches awarded 2024–2026), provides auto parts to AM General for HMMWV procurement and logistics, and supplies materials to BAE Systems Land & Armaments on Bradley A4 follow-on production. This subcontracting work—concentrated among three major defense primes—anchors Maradyne's role as a critical cooling and engine-accessories supplier within the vehicle production and sustainment ecosystem.

Activity has remained stable over the past five years (51–61 awards annually), with 13 awards recorded through March 2026. Only one award faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $8,000), indicating minimal recompete pressure near term. Combined obligated dollars stand at $21.6 million against $51.9 million in combined potential value, reflecting the recurring, lower-dollar-per-order nature of DLA spare-parts procurement. Maradyne's award footprint demonstrates a tightly focused, low-churn supplier model built on multiple small IDCs and high-frequency task-order placement rather than large prime contracts or complex program vehicles.