New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co Inc.

New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co., Inc., a family-owned manufacturer headquartered in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, supplies quarry materials and construction products to the federal government as a prime contractor under open-market (non-set-aside) competition, with 100% of recent awards held as prime contracts.

New Enterprise operates as a for-profit corporation manufacturing goods, competing full-and-open across all federal awards in the source data. The company has been a federal contractor since 2001. Its subsidiary structure includes Martin Limestone, Inc., Valley Quarries Inc., Asti Transportation Systems, Inc., Work Area Protection Corp, Gateway Trade Center Inc., and Protection Services Inc., reflecting a diversified materials and logistics portfolio that extends beyond the core quarry business.

New Enterprise's customer base concentrates heavily on Department of Defense infrastructure support. The Army Materiel Command Contracting Command at Redstone Arsenal dominates both volume and dollars, accounting for 203 awards (85% of total awards) worth $8.9 million combined potential value. The National Park Service National Office follows distantly with two awards valued at $6.4 million combined. The Bureau of Prisons (Federal Correctional Complex Allenwood and United States Penitentiary Lewisburg combined) placed eight awards totaling $1.026 million, and the Army Corps of Engineers placed five awards worth $395 thousand. This concentration—94% of awards to the top five customers—reflects a regional supplier model anchored to a single dominant prime contract vehicle.

The vendor holds a single-award indefinite delivery contract (W911N221D0025) with the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command valued at $3.782 million, running through August 26, 2026. This contract is the operational engine of the business: 78 of New Enterprise's delivery orders ($2.1 million combined potential value) flow through it. Two additional IDCs, W911N216D0013 (75 task orders, $319 thousand) and W911N211D0021 (47 task orders, $144 thousand), also anchor Army Materiel Command work. Materiel purchases are firm fixed-price, with individual delivery orders ranging from under $300 to $736 thousand. Representative task orders include a $125.7 million concrete delivery (July 2024), a $257.2 thousand asphalt bituminous order (June 2023), a $185 thousand stone aggregate order (August 2023), and recurring smaller purchases of specialized materials (limestone antiskid, rip rap stone, cold patch asphalt, liquid tar) supporting Army facility maintenance and infrastructure repair across Letterkenny Army Depot, Redstone Arsenal, and other installations.

The vendor's product portfolio maps directly to its NAICS classification: crushed and broken limestone mining and quarrying dominates (163 awards), followed by ground or treated mineral and earth manufacturing (48 awards). The top PSC is mineral construction materials in bulk (213 awards), with miscellaneous construction materials accounting for ten additional awards. All materials are sourced and delivered from the Chambersburg, Pennsylvania facility.

Activity has declined year over year from a peak of 26 awards in 2023 to ten in 2025 and one in 2026 (through January 23). This trajectory reflects the episodic nature of Army materiel procurement under the parent IDC, where task orders are issued on an as-needed basis rather than on a predictable schedule. The $3.782 million IDC ceiling runs through August 2026; as of the most recent award in late January 2026, approximately $2.1 million remains allocated to task orders, leaving approximately $1.7 million unobligated ceiling. Combined potential value across all 239 awards stands at $17.2 million, with $11.7 million obligated (68% realization).

New Enterprise operates exclusively as a prime contractor and does not subcontract. The Service Contract Inventory dataset captures only three records (3.3 FTEs in FY2024), all as a named subcontractor on service contracts—a tiny slice of the vendor's federal footprint and not representative of its core quarry-materials business. The SCI figures do not reflect the company's primary revenue stream, which consists of goods sales (quarry materials, asphalt, concrete) to Army installations.