Mohawk Lifts LLC

Mohawk Lifts LLC, a HUBZone-eligible small business based in Amsterdam, New York, manufactures and supplies automotive maintenance equipment — vehicle lifts, tire changers, wheel balancers, and alignment systems — to federal agencies as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards) competing predominantly on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule without set-aside restrictions on most orders, though total small business set-asides recur across roughly 40% of its prime footprint.

Mohawk Lifts is a for-profit limited liability company structured as a goods manufacturer under primary NAICS 333921 (Elevator and Moving Stairway Manufacturing) and PSC 4910 (Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Shop Specialized Equipment). The vendor's capability portfolio centers on fleet maintenance infrastructure — two-post and four-post vehicle lifts, mobile column lifts, tire changers, wheel balancers, and heavy-duty alignment systems with installation and training — delivered to federal maintenance shops, motor pools, and automotive facilities across the Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, and civilian agencies. Recent representative work includes a $315.5 million delivery order from the Department of the Army in August 2025 for lift columns under the GSA MAS; a $260.6 million Air National Guard purchase order in August 2025 for two four-post vehicle hoists with removal and installation; a $159.6 million Air Education and Training Command purchase order in August 2024 for a 4-post drive-on vehicle lift at Tyndall Air Force Base; a $143.2 million Air Force Life Cycle Management Center purchase order in September 2025 for a mobile vehicle lifting system; and a $175.8 million Army Materiel Command delivery order in August 2022 for twelve mobile vehicle lifts for the New Mexico Army National Guard.

Customer concentration is dominated by the GSA Federal Acquisition Service, which accounts for $34.6 million (83% of the vendor's combined potential value) across twelve awards and anchors Mohawk Lifts' visibility across federal agencies. The Department of the Air Force holds 21 awards ($863 thousand), followed by the Department of the Army (5 awards, $639 thousand), the Air National Guard (5 awards, $358 thousand), and the Department of Homeland Security US Secret Service (5 awards, $356 thousand). When ranked by total dollars, GSA dominates both volume and potential value by an order of magnitude, reflecting the MAS vehicle's role as a governmentwide procurement channel; when ranked by award count, the Air Force's 21 separate line items represent fragmented individual base and command orders rather than a single large vehicle. The vendor serves 67 distinct customer agencies, indicating broad federal agency familiarity with its product line.

Mohawk Lifts' work flows almost exclusively through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, where it holds 123 task orders carrying $5.8 million in combined potential value. The vendor also carries seats on Indefinite Delivery Contract H9225417D0001 with four task orders, suggesting legacy vehicle relationships. The MAS is the workhorse vehicle across the footprint — nearly 74% of all awards are delivery orders or purchase orders placed against the schedule by field offices, contracting centers, and agencies nationwide.

Award activity grew from 23 orders in 2022 to a peak of 42 in 2024, then moderated to 26 in 2025 and 18 in 2026 year to date (through late September). The recompete window shows nine awards with ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $287 thousand — a small recompete exposure relative to the overall portfolio. Obligated dollars total $8.2 million against $41.9 million potential value, indicating that most awards remain unfunded or partially funded at the time of source capture.

Mohawk Lifts' subcontractor footprint is minimal. The vendor holds four sub-awards to Lockheed Martin Corporation (September 2025, September 2024, May 2023, March 2023) supplying mobile column lifts, wheel alignment systems, and software support under defense programs. The sub role represents roughly 2% of the award count and generates no material revenue concentration — Mohawk Lifts operates as a direct prime to federal end-users on 98% of its federal contract awards.

The vendor's GSA MAS presence is its primary vehicle positioning. Mohawk Lifts competes on that schedule across both set-aside and unrestricted delivery orders placed by individual agencies and field offices. Total small business set-asides account for approximately 40% of recent prime awards, but roughly 60% compete full-and-open against the MAS schedule with no set-aside restriction. This mixed posture reflects both the vendor's small business eligibility and its ability to compete on price and capability in open GSA market channels.