Overseas Hardwoods Co Inc.

Overseas Hardwoods Co Inc., doing business as OHC Intermodal, is a for-profit manufacturer based in Mobile, Alabama that supplies vehicular flooring, body parts, and floor parts kits to the Defense Logistics Agency and Army components as a prime contractor, competing predominantly in full-and-open procurements without set-aside designations.

OHC Intermodal's federal footprint is heavily concentrated in military vehicle component manufacturing. The company has received 397 prime awards worth $26.8 million in combined potential value (with $17.6 million obligated to date) over the past several years, including 271 Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime awards for parts kits, flooring, and body components valued at $12.4 million combined. Representative work includes a $456,001.80 delivery order (awarded June 2022) for parts kit flooring to support DLA's vehicle fleet maintenance, a $402,905.70 delivery order (July 2022) for similar floor and body vehicular parts, and a $151,184.88 purchase order (May 2022) set aside for total small business participation for vehicular floor parts kits. The company also holds a $16,574 grant from the Department of Agriculture Rural Energy for America Program (awarded May 2022, completion May 2024) for renewable energy system installation or energy efficiency improvements at its rural small business facility.

Customer concentration skews heavily toward DLA Land and Maritime, which anchors 68% of all awards and 46% of combined potential value across OHC Intermodal's prime portfolio. The Department of the Army and its sub-components (Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal, Army Kansas National Guard, TACOM Life Cycle Management Command) account for the remainder, representing 92 awards and $11.6 million in combined potential value. Award count and dollar rankings converge tightly around these two customer groups.

OHC Intermodal sits on five active indefinite delivery contracts: DLA's single-award IDC SPE7LX22D5027 (19 task orders, $647 thousand combined potential value), Army's W911RQ08D0011 (23 task orders, $1.6 million combined potential value), DLA's SPE7LX14D0065 (23 task orders, $497 thousand combined potential value), Army's W912JC07D5206 (10 task orders, $764 thousand combined potential value), and Army's DAHA1403D5203 (14 task orders, $216 thousand combined potential value). Earlier DLA single-award IDCs with total small business set-asides (one valued to $1.5 million through May 2023 and another to $722 thousand through March 2023) have lapsed. The company does not hold positions on government-wide acquisition contracts or schedule contracts.

Activity shows a sharp spike in 2022 (44 awards) driven by DLA delivery orders and Army purchases, followed by steep decline to 23 awards in 2023, one award in 2024, and one award in early 2026. Multiple DLA and Army IDC ceilings expired or are approaching expiration through 2024, representing significant recompete exposure. The vendor has not performed as a subcontractor on any federal awards in the source record; all 397 awards are prime contracts or grants.

OHC Intermodal's primary NAICS categories are Motor Vehicle Body Manufacturing (192 awards) and Other Millwork including Flooring (47 awards), aligned with its PSC concentration in Vehicular Cab, Body, and Frame Structural Components (299 awards) and Lumber and Related Basic Wood Materials (53 awards). The company competes almost exclusively in full-and-open procurements; only four awards across the portfolio carried total small business set-aside designations, indicating it pursues and wins unrestricted competitions at DLA and Army.

Other millwork (including flooring); Hardwood Dimension and Flooring Mil, Lumber, Plywood and Millwork