Mi-Jack Products, Inc.

Mi-Jack Products, Inc., a small business manufacturer of material-handling equipment based in Hazel Crest, Illinois, operates as a prime contractor delivering specialized cranes, travelifts, and repair services to the Department of Defense and the Department of Transportation on small-business set-aside purchase orders. The company is a subsidiary of Lanco International Inc., a Subchapter S Corporation, and operates within a corporate family that includes Broderson Manufacturing Corp. Mi-Jack competes entirely as a prime (100% of recent awards) and has not subcontracted federal work in the source data.

Mi-Jack's federal footprint centers on equipment manufacturing and maintenance services. The company delivers overhead traveling cranes, rubber-tired gantry cranes, and mobile travelifts — specialized equipment classified under NAICS 332722 (Overhead Traveling Crane, Hoist, and Monorail System Manufacturing) and NAICS 811310 (Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance), with secondary PSC activity in winches, hoists, and materials-handling equipment repair. Representative recent work includes a $3.11 million small-business set-aside purchase order awarded by ACC Redstone (Army Materiel Command) on March 17, 2026, for a 75-ton rubber-tired gantry crane used for loading and unloading military assets from rail cars, with completion scheduled for September 10, 2027; a $24,074 small-business set-aside repair contract from the Federal Aviation Administration's Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center on March 4, 2026, for cab remote-control system replacement and programming on an MJ20 model Mi-Jack Crane; and a $13,143 all-in-one service purchase order from an unnamed civilian federal agency on September 5, 2025, for an MJ20 model travelift.

Customer concentration is split between Army and Air Force logistics commands. The top-customers-by-potential-value ranking is anchored by a single large award: ACC Redstone (Army Materiel Command Contracting Command) holds $3.1 million of the $4.3 million combined potential value across all twenty-two awards, representing 72% of recent contract dollars. Army Surface Deployment and Distribution Command accounts for four awards worth $527 thousand, and the FAA Aeronautical Center carries $348 thousand. Air Force Air Mobility Command and Air Materiel Command Ogden Air Logistics Complex together provide six awards worth $217 thousand. The vendor serves twelve distinct customer agencies across DoD and civilian logistics, but the portfolio is heavily weighted toward the single Army Redstone contract.

Obligated dollars stand at $3.9 million of $4.3 million potential value (89% of ceiling), indicating strong contract closure. Activity is sparse but concentrated: two awards in 2026, one in 2025, and prior activity scattered across 2017–2020 and a single 2006 award. One award — the $3.1 million Army Redstone contract with ultimate completion September 10, 2027 — faces recompete inside the next twenty-four months and represents the primary near-term obligation. Mi-Jack operates a single blanket purchase agreement (HTC71115AR002) with one task order valued at $7 thousand. The company's business model centers on manufacturing and repair of specialized crane equipment for federal logistics and transportation customers, with all twenty-two awards designated small-business set-asides or unset-aside orders — no full-and-open competitive awards in the source data.