Miraj Corp

Miraj Corp, a Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey–based for-profit Subchapter S corporation, manufactures electrical and mechanical components for military and aerospace applications as a prime contractor to the Department of Defense and Department of Homeland Security, competing predominantly in full-and-open procurements without set-aside designations. The company's federal customer base concentrates overwhelmingly on aviation logistics: the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation accounts for 730 awards (67% of recent volume) worth $30.6 million in combined potential value, while the Coast Guard represents 108 awards (10% of volume) worth $12.2 million. Miraj Corp's capability footprint is narrow and specialized—the company manufactures electrical contact brushes (927 awards), commutator bearings, assembly and drive flanges, terminal blocks, QAD flange adapters, armatures, and related electrical components that support maintenance and logistics operations for military aircraft, particularly the Coast Guard's MH-65 and HC-144 helicopters. Representative work includes a $353,208 delivery order from the Coast Guard in September 2026 for various MH-65 spares (brush components, contacts, armatures, frames, flanges), a $215,992 firm fixed-price delivery order from DLA Aviation in December 2024 for electrical contact brushes, and a $233,885 Coast Guard purchase order in February 2025 for ten assembly flanges with optional quantity for MH-65 aircraft. All work is performed in-house at the Hasbrouck Heights facility with minimal subcontractor involvement.

Vehicle position reflects deep consolidation within DLA Aviation's indefinite delivery contract structure. Miraj Corp holds nine active single-award IDCs with DLA Aviation collectively valued at approximately $3.75 million, with five of these vehicles appearing in the top-parent-vehicles ranking: IDC SPE4A615D0141 (31 task orders, $1.6 million), SPE4A621D5804 (24 task orders, $113 thousand), SPM43003D1441 (18 task orders, $605 thousand), SPM43004D0138 (14 task orders, $122 thousand), and SPM43004D1747 (14 task orders, $68 thousand). Recent IDC awards include a Coast Guard single-award indefinite delivery contract issued August 27, 2026, with an $8.626 million ceiling for various MH-65 spares through August 26, 2031, and a DLA Aviation single-award IDC awarded June 15, 2026, valued at $1,065,406.34 through June 14, 2028, for electrical brushes and related components. This concentration within DLA Aviation's vehicle portfolio—730 of 1,082 total awards—signals tight integration with defense aviation supply chain operations and minimal exposure to other federal customers or contract vehicles.

Activity trajectory shows relative stability with recent contraction. Awards per year ran at 35 in 2022, declined to 27 in 2023, recovered to 33 in 2024, then fell to 22 in 2025 and 6 through September 2026 (likely reflecting incomplete year-to-date data). Six awards with completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $727 thousand, representing modest recompete exposure in Miraj Corp's pipeline. Combined potential value across all 1,082 awards stands at $48.4 million, with $23.1 million obligated to date (48% execution rate), reflecting work distributed across many small-dollar delivery orders under standing IDCs rather than a few large procurements. The company registered in SAM in 2002 and has maintained continuous federal contractor status as a small business manufacturer, supplying specialized electrical components that meet Federal Aviation Administration guidelines and original equipment manufacturer traceability requirements essential to military aircraft readiness. Miraj Corp competes full-and-open; no set-aside designations appear across its recent award footprint, indicating the company wins in unrestricted competition despite small-business classification.