Marmetal Industries, LLC

Marmetal Industries, LLC, a for-profit limited liability company based in Hatboro, Pennsylvania, manufactures and distributes metallic components—bars, tubes, plates, sheets, and forgings—to the Department of Defense and civilian federal agencies primarily as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides on purchase orders. The company competes across both set-aside and full-and-open solicitations, with roughly 70% of recent awards designated as total small business set-asides; the remaining 30% are unrestricted, full-and-open competitions.

Marmetal's federal customer base concentrates heavily on Navy and Defense Logistics Agency programs. The top five customers account for 93% of recent awards: the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (108 awards, $1.7 million combined potential value), the Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command (95 awards, $6.5 million), the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment division (79 awards, $384 thousand), the Defense Logistics Agency (56 awards, $498 thousand), and the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (22 awards, $249 thousand). However, potential value is anchored by the Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center, which holds a single $5 million blanket purchase agreement (N6833522A0020) awarded September 28, 2022, expiring September 27, 2027, that carries $40 million in combined potential value across eight task orders. The dollar concentration reflects this vehicle's structure: the BPA ceiling is $4,999,999, and Marmetal draws task orders against it, with individual purchase orders for specific metallic components ranging from under one thousand dollars to several hundred thousand dollars. A second smaller BPA with Naval Air Systems Command (N0010416AZE71) carries $87 thousand across five task orders. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime maintains a $250,000 indefinite delivery contract awarded December 9, 2021, focused on metallic tubes, which rolls out into frequent task orders.

Marmetal's work product is characterized by precision metallic components for naval and defense logistics applications. Recent representative examples include a $578,160 total small business set-aside purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command for copper-nickel alloy metal bars meeting MIL-C-24679 specifications for critical shipboard systems (September 2025), a $474,496 order for nonferrous metal bars with stringent quality assurance protocols including ultrasonic inspection and material traceability (September 2025), a $370,823 order for nickel-copper-aluminum alloy bar meeting QQ-N-286 specifications with certification requirements (December 2023), and a $282,308 order for MONEL metal bars meeting QQ-N-281 specifications with ISO-9001 quality systems and Electronic Contractor Data Submission requirements (October 2025). The company also supplies Coast Guard surface vessels, including lantern rings for medium endurance cutters ($63,650 in January 2025 and $20,010 in January 2024, both unrestricted). Award activity has grown year over year—27 awards in 2022 to 44 in 2024—though 2026 awards in the source reflect only the first few months of the year. Combined potential value across the prime footprint reaches $49.6 million with $9.7 million obligated to date (20% execution rate). The top NAICS categories are nonferrous metal rolling, drawing, and extruding (125 awards), iron and steel pipe and tube manufacturing from purchased steel (56 awards), and nonferrous forging (40 awards).

As a subcontractor, Marmetal supplies metallic components to Huntington Ingalls Inc., the principal naval shipbuilder, on CVN-class carrier programs and other Navy platform work. Recent sub-awards include copper-nickel alloy sheathing and steel plate components for FY21 refueling and complex overhaul work (November 2025) and copper-nickel tube and brass plate components for CVN 80/81 detailed design and construction (March through June 2024 and 2025). Marmetal also holds a subcontract with Metro Machine Corp. for USS Oak Hill (LSD 51) docking selected restricted availability work (May 2025). The subcontract footprint is small relative to the prime business—8 awards, or 2% of total activity—but anchors Marmetal's position in the naval industrial base for specialized alloy work.

Recompete risk in the next twenty-four months is modest: seven awards (combined potential value $813 thousand) reach ultimate completion by July 2026. The two major IDVs carry multi-year ordering periods; the $5 million Naval Air Warfare Center BPA extends to September 27, 2027, and the $250,000 DLA Land and Maritime IDV has rolled forward beyond its original December 2022 expiration, indicating renewal or extension. Marmetal has maintained continuous registration in the System for Award Management since March 2000, and the award history shows consistent, routine purchasing from the same customer agencies across multiple fiscal years, signaling an established supplier position with low churn risk in core logistics and shipyard support missions.