Memcor Inc.

Memcor Inc., doing business as Memcor-Truohm, manufactures precision-engineered mechanical components and hardware for defense applications as a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) prime contractor, competing exclusively under small-business set-asides and full-and-open procurements with the Defense Logistics Agency. Headquartered in Huntington, Indiana, Memcor-Truohm is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation with a manufacturing footprint covering magnetic brake assemblies, pulleys (grooved and flat), pins (straight-headed, grooved-headed, shoulder-headed), adapters, shims, damping assemblies, and specialty fasteners critical to military aircraft, maritime vessel, and ground vehicle maintenance.

Customer concentration is extreme and reflects narrow mission alignment. The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation division accounts for 123 awards and $9.1 million in combined potential value, while DLA Land and Maritime accounts for 110 awards and $3.3 million—together representing 96% of recent awards and 98% of combined potential value. The two rankings track tightly; neither customer type dominates dollars while placing fewer orders. Memcor-Truohm serves DLA Troop Support Hardware, the Department of the Army, and the DLA broadly, but these represent rounding at 17, 14, and 9 awards respectively. Activity over the past five years reflects consistent mid-range volume—27 awards in 2022, declining to 10 through March 2026—with $12.7 million in combined potential value against $9.4 million obligated (74% burn rate). The recompete cliff is minimal: only two awards with potential value of $11 thousand complete in the next twenty-four months, indicating stable contract base with no material renewal exposure.

Memcor-Truohm's primary vehicle footprint rests on single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime. The largest IDV, SPM46004D0717 (likely a DLA Aviation magnetic brake assembly contract), generated 22 task orders and $845 thousand in combined potential value. Five additional IDVs—SP046004D0717, SPE4A718D0208, SPE4A723D0204, SPE4A716D0037, and others—show task order activity ranging from 7 to 9 orders per vehicle, with combined values from $86 thousand to $683 thousand. Recent IDV awards in early 2026 include $350 thousand ceilings under Total Small Business set-asides from DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime for straight headless pins, grooved headed pins, flat pulleys, and adapter spline components (awarded March 4, March 12, February 11, and January 5, 2026). One October 2025 DLA Land and Maritime IDV procurement of groove pulleys carried a $250 thousand ceiling effective through August 29, 2026. The established $749,999 DLA Aviation magnetic brake assembly IDV (awarded March 24, 2023, expiring March 23, 2028) has generated eight delivery orders since July 2023 totaling $509,934 obligated.

Memcor-Truohm's award distribution reflects deep specialization in DLA parts classes. The top NAICS code—Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing—appears on 100 awards; Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing on 78 awards; Hardware Manufacturing on 30 awards. The top PSC, Miscellaneous Aircraft Accessories and Components, covers 107 awards; Gears, Pulleys, Sprockets, and Transmission Chain accounts for 76 awards; Nails, Machine Keys, and Pins covers 32 awards. Award values are typically small—recent procurements show $3 thousand to $85 thousand delivery orders and purchase orders ranging from $300 to $43 thousand—consistent with component-level supply patterns. Representative recent awards include a March 30, 2026 DLA Land and Maritime delivery order for groove pulleys ($14,212), a March 19, 2026 DLA Aviation delivery order for grooved headed pins ($3,067), and a March 11, 2026 DLA Land and Maritime purchase order for a rod extension ($2,244), all firm fixed-price with completion windows of 60 to 120 days. Earlier 2024 and 2025 awards show larger delivery orders for magnetic brake assemblies—an October 17, 2024 DLA Aviation delivery order worth $52,600, a March 23, 2025 delivery order for $40,462, and a 2023 delivery order for $84,729—indicating sustained draw against the magnetic brake IDV.

Memcor-Truohm is a pure-play DLA supplier with 100% prime positioning and zero subcontract footprint. The company has held its SAM registration since 2006 and demonstrates sustained performance across multiple DLA component divisions. SDVOSB set-aside status anchors recent vehicle wins and recurs across the award base, though the vendor also wins full-and-open task orders from the same parent IDVs. All work is performed in Huntington, Indiana. With $12.7 million in combined potential value, $9.4 million obligated, minimal recompete exposure in the next two years, and a narrow customer base concentrated on mechanical component supply to DLA's aviation and logistics operations, Memcor-Truohm operates as a stable, highly specialized defense industrial base supplier with low competitive complexity but high dependency on continued DLA demand for its narrow product lines.