MCT Industries, Inc.

MCT Industries, Inc., a minority-owned, Hispanic American-owned manufacturer based in Bernalillo, New Mexico, supplies specialized mechanical components, transportation equipment, and aerospace ground support hardware to federal defense agencies as a prime contractor on roughly 1,173 awards (99% of its footprint) and as a subcontractor on select programs. Operating as a Subchapter S Corporation for-profit entity, MCT competes predominantly on a full-and-open (unrestricted) basis, though it has received scattered Total Small Business set-aside awards from the Defense Logistics Agency and Air Force.

MCT's concrete capability portfolio centers on manufacturing stock-numbered spare parts and equipment for military logistics: wheel casters, hydraulic cylinders, reciprocating pumps, hand cranks, lock pins, connector rails, tow hook brackets, storage boxes, flat-packed transportation trailers (engine trailers, ground handling trailers, kitchen trailers, FSRS chassis trailers), and specialized mechanical assemblies supporting aircraft and vehicle maintenance. Representative prime awards include a $1.415 million Total Small Business purchase order from the Air Force Research Laboratory (awarded September 2025) for the WORKHRZ Universal and Expeditionary Aerospace Sortie Generation Support System; a $1.011 million delivery order from Air Force Life Cycle Management Center Robins for T4000 engine trailers (December 2025); a $627.339 million delivery order from TACOM Life Cycle Management Command for kitchen trailers (November 2024); and a $201.687 million definitive contract from the Nuclear Weapons Center for Secure Transportable Maintenance Systems retrofit parts (September 2024). Smaller recurring awards flow through Defense Logistics Agency indefinite delivery contracts for component-level hardware valued between $150 and $100,000 per order.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward Air Force production programs and DLA logistics operations. The top five customer agencies account for 88% of awards by count and 91% of combined potential value. Air Force Materiel Command's Lifecycle Management Center at Robins Air Force Base dominates the dollars: 67 awards worth $216.1 million combined potential value, driven by the large engine trailer and modification kit contracts. DLA Land and Maritime leads by volume—663 awards for $17.5 million—followed by DLA Aviation (167 awards, $5.9 million). TACOM Life Cycle Management Command and Army Communications Electronics Command round out the top tier with $12 million and $11.1 million respectively. The DLA relationship is highly fragmented (many sub-$50,000 orders), while Air Force engagement is concentrated in high-dollar delivery orders.

MCT holds or has held multiple single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA across Land and Maritime and Aviation divisions, each capped at $250,000 with one-year base periods. Parent vehicles tracked in the source include IDC SPE7LX15D0126 (66 task orders, $923 thousand), IDC SPE7LX20D0217 (51 task orders, $1.2 million), and Air Force IDC FA853313D0002 (34 task orders, $29.3 million). A Blanket Purchase Agreement (W25G1V14A0008) carries 21 task orders worth $5.5 million. The company's vehicles are exclusively single-award, non-set-aside IDCs and BPAs, meaning MCT competes through pre-competed contract vehicles rather than as a prime contractor on full-and-open solicitations.

Award activity has been volatile: 115 awards in 2022, flat through 2023, rising to 130 in 2024, then declining sharply to 70 in 2025 and 30 in 2026 (year-to-date through September). Only two awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, with combined potential value of $1.6 million—a low recompete cliff, suggesting most current work extends beyond this window or has already obligated funds.

In its subcontractor role (14 awards, 1% of footprint), MCT supplies support equipment trailers and custom steel carts to Boeing (wing aerial refueling pod loaders), Battelle Memorial Institute (C-130J electronic modular aerial spray system carts), Leidos (high-power microwave counter unmanned aerial system platform mechanical assemblies), and BAE Systems (F-16 support equipment trailers). These sub-awards are typically high-dollar, specialized manufacturing engagements rather than component supply.

By category, MCT's work clusters in Hardware Manufacturing (184 awards), Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing (108 awards), and Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (97 awards) at the NAICS level. PSC distribution reflects spare parts and mechanical components: Miscellaneous Power Transmission Equipment (137 awards), Hardware, Commercial (136), Miscellaneous Vehicular Components (117), Nails, Machine Keys, and Pins (115), and Switches (115). The company's SAM registration dates to 2002, indicating long-term federal supplier status anchored in the DLA logistics network and, more recently, in Air Force production trailers.

Over 40 year old Minority Owned Small Business. Over 30 years as OEM for Trailers and Ground Support Equipment for DoD & DoE. MCT designs, fabricates, assembles, tests and provides field support for military products. ISO 9001:2008 registered quality. Full CAD and modeling capability including FEA. Resources: 100 person workforce with surge capability, 60,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility equipped with; MIG and TIG Welders, Plasma Table, Press Brake, Shear, Saws Plate Roller. State-of-the-art machine shop equipped with 3-Axis Vertical Milling Machines, 2 and 5-Axis Turning Centers, Horizontal Milling Machine and Wire EMD 21".