Michigan CNC Tool, Inc.

Michigan CNC Tool, Inc., doing business as Machine Shop, is a small business precision CNC machining manufacturer based in Whitmore Lake, Michigan that operates as a prime contractor supplying specialized mechanical components to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), with 100% of recent awards at the prime level and no subcontractor footprint. The company is a Subchapter S Corporation certified to AS9100 and ISO 9001:2015 quality standards, competing predominantly in full-and-open procurements without designating most awards under small business set-asides, though multiple indefinite delivery contracts carry total small business set-aside designations.

Michigan CNC Tool's capability portfolio centers on precision CNC-machined mechanical components for defense logistics and military equipment maintenance: pins, bushings, brackets, shafts, spacers, adapters, connecting link rigs, retaining strips, and related automotive and rigging hardware. Representative recent work includes a $36.7 million total small business set-aside purchase order from DLA Aviation on November 4, 2025 for bushings and sleeves (1,254 units) with delivery to DLA Distribution Depot Oklahoma by November 4, 2026; an $850,000 firm fixed-price purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime on July 27, 2023 for detent plungers with completion in April 2024; a $100,000 purchase order from DLA Aviation on August 2, 2023 for straight-headed pins with December 2023 completion; and numerous smaller discrete purchase orders ranging from several hundred dollars to tens of thousands of dollars across both DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime divisions throughout 2024, 2025, and into 2026.

Customer concentration is severe and single-agency dependent. DLA divisions account for approximately 99% of recent awards across three focused sub-organizations: DLA Land and Maritime leads with 464 awards ($4.1 million combined potential value), DLA Aviation follows with 279 awards ($2.1 million combined potential value), and DLA Troop Support Hardware carries 250 awards ($984 thousand combined potential value). The company has issued over 1,000 purchase orders and delivery orders across the DLA enterprise since 2015, with peak activity in 2022 (152 awards) followed by a sustained decline to 7 awards year-to-date in 2026. This trajectory signals either market saturation at the current supplier, shift in DLA procurement strategy, or internal capacity constraints at Michigan CNC Tool.

The vendor holds four active indefinite delivery contracts with DLA: a $350,000 total small business set-aside single award with DLA Aviation (awarded December 4, 2025, running through December 4, 2026) for connecting link rig components with automated indefinite delivery and four estimated orders per year; a $350,000 total small business set-aside single award with DLA Aviation (awarded March 6, 2026, running through March 6, 2027) for retaining rings (NSN 5325016746586) with two estimated orders per year; a $250,000 total small business set-aside single award with DLA Aviation (awarded April 22, 2025, running through April 21, 2030) for specialized mechanical components including spacer sleeves, bushings, brackets, pins, and shafts; and a $250,000 total small business set-aside single award with DLA Land and Maritime (awarded April 19, 2024, running through April 19, 2025) for connecting link rigs, steering columns, and yoke retainers with 12 estimated orders per year. The top five parent IDV vehicles carry minimal remaining potential value, with SPE4A620D5593 accounting for $136 thousand across 16 task orders—a signal that Michigan CNC Tool's pipeline through established IDC vehicles is modest and concentrated among completed contracts.

The recompete cliff window spans six awards totaling $64 thousand in combined potential value with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months, representing minimal dollar exposure but material volume concentration given the company's narrow market. Michigan CNC Tool competes across five primary NAICS classifications (Hardware Manufacturing, Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing, Bolt/Nut/Screw/Rivet/Washer Manufacturing, Ball and Roller Bearing Manufacturing, and Military Armored Vehicle/Tank Component Manufacturing) and supplies hardware and miscellaneous power transmission equipment components. With $3.2 million in combined obligated dollars against $7.4 million in combined potential value (43% burn rate), the vendor demonstrates consistent cash flow against DLA commitments but faces acute dependency risk on a single customer agency and two focused procurement directorates.

Michigan CNC Tool is a full-service machine shop founded in 2007. We are AS9100 D and ISO 9001 registered. Our SPRS/Delivery & Quality score has consistently been in the top 5% for shipments to the DLA. This shows our commitment to quality parts at a fair price with on time delivery.Our history includes manufacturing parts for the DLA since 2015. We recently built a new facility which is 11,500 sq. feet with capability to expand to 20,000 sq. feet. We continue to grow and look forward to expanding our customer base through the use of our quality management system.