Midwest Industrial Metal Fabrication, Inc.

Midwest Industrial Metal Fabrication, Inc., a woman-owned small business manufacturer based in Huntington, Indiana, operates as a precision sheet metal and steel fabricator serving the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor across multiple delivery order vehicles and indefinite delivery contracts, with roughly 1,680 prime awards totaling $39.9 million in combined potential value over the past two decades.

Midwest Industrial Metal Fabrication's core capability is the manufacture of fabricated metal components for military vehicle maintenance and logistics operations across all service branches. The company delivers vehicular equipment components including vehicle boarding ladders, vehicular fenders and bumpers, splash guards, accessory and ammunition storage boxes, metallic non-slip treads, step assemblies, mounting brackets, engine mounts, lift channels, inner jack legs, deflectors, guard rail sections, metal grilles, and related structural and fastening hardware. Recent representative work includes a $12,555 delivery order from DLA Land and Maritime (April 2026) for metal grilles under a Total Small Business set-aside; a $57,340 purchase order for 61 vehicle boarding ladders under the same set-aside (April 2025); and a $66,234 delivery order for deflector components (March 2024). All work is performed at the contractor's Huntington manufacturing facility, with delivery coordinated through DLA's consolidation and containerization network to domestic and overseas military depots.

Customer concentration is highly skewed toward Defense Logistics Agency divisions. DLA Land and Maritime accounts for 1,310 awards (78% of total prime awards) and $27.7 million (69% of combined potential value), representing the overwhelming majority of Midwest Industrial Metal Fabrication's federal business. Secondary customers include DLA Troop Support Hardware (113 awards, $4.5 million), DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment (145 awards, $1.3 million), and DLA Aviation (68 awards, $778 thousand). A single Navy award for $1.5 million to the Naval Sea Systems Command appears as the only significant non-DLA customer. The concentration reflects a highly specialized supplier relationship with DLA's supply chain operations.

Midwest Industrial Metal Fabrication holds at least 17 active indefinite delivery contracts, all single-award vehicles with DLA Land and Maritime and designated as Total Small Business set-asides, with individual ceiling values of either $250,000 or $350,000. The top parent vehicles by task order volume include Indefinite Delivery Contract SPM7MX12D0134 (57 task orders, $291 thousand combined value), SPM7LX11D0172 (40 task orders, $252 thousand), and SPM7MX12D0110 (39 task orders, $104 thousand). Awards issued under these vehicles typically range from $1,000 to $62,900 firm fixed-price delivery orders, with standard delivery periods of 76 to 180 days. Recent IDC awards include $350,000 ceiling contracts for vehicle splash guards (April 2026), metal grilles (March 2026), and metallic non-slip treads (February 2026).

The vendor's award activity has remained stable to slightly declining. Awards per year tracked at 111 (2022), 95 (2023), 104 (2024), 66 (2025), and 36 (year-to-date 2026 through April). Eighteen awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $175 thousand, representing modest recompete exposure concentrated within the existing DLA Land and Maritime relationship. The vendor's obligated dollars total $14 million (35% of combined potential value), indicating consistent execution against its awarded portfolio.

Midwest Industrial Metal Fabrication competes predominantly under the Total Small Business set-aside category across its prime footprint, with nearly all active IDIQs and the vast majority of individual delivery orders designated as small business set-asides. The company holds WOSB (Woman-Owned Small Business) certification and has maintained continuous federal contractor registration since December 2002. Capability concentration falls within NAICS categories 336211 (Motor Vehicle Body Manufacturing), 336390 (Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing), and 332510 (Hardware Manufacturing), with PSC codes dominated by Vehicular Furniture and Accessories (PSC 25-13, 557 awards) and Vehicular Cab, Body, and Frame Structural Components (PSC 25-14, 375 awards). The contractor does not appear on federal contract GWACs or government-wide IDIQs outside the DLA small business set-aside ecosystem; its entire prime footprint is anchored to single-award DLA Land and Maritime indefinite delivery vehicles reserved for small businesses.