Renegade Materials Corp

Renegade Materials Corp, a for-profit foreign-owned corporate entity based in Miamisburg, Ohio, supplies advanced composite materials, carbon and graphite products, plastics resins, adhesives, and paint coatings to the Department of the Navy, the Department of the Air Force, and NASA as both a prime contractor (53% of recent awards) and subcontractor (47%), with the bulk of recent subcontract work flowing through Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation.

The vendor's customer base concentrates heavily in naval air and weapons platforms. The Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center leads across both award count and dollars (8 awards, $3.1 million combined potential value), followed by the Naval Supply Systems Command (10 awards), the Office of Naval Research (3 awards, $265 thousand), the Air Force Materiel Command Research Laboratory (5 awards), and NASA Glenn Research Center (1 award, $63 thousand). These five organizations account for 84% of recent award volume and represent the full 100% of combined potential value when the lower-dollar Air Force and NASA awards are included. The Navy's dominance reflects Renegade Materials' specialization in advanced materials for aircraft engines, composite structures, and weapons system components — capability areas where Naval Air Systems Command drives recurring demand.

Renegade Materials operates under two primary parent vehicles: a Basic Ordering Agreement with Naval Supply Systems Command (N0038322GS501, 10 task orders) and an Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Air Force Materiel Command (FA865017D5650, 5 task orders). The vendor's capability portfolio is grounded in research and development (13 awards in R&D) and manufacturing across plastics resins, carbon and graphite products, and aircraft parts. Recent representative subcontract work includes multiple 2026 task orders under Northrop Grumman for carbon and graphite product manufacturing, plastics material and resin manufacturing, paint and coating manufacturing, and aircraft engine parts manufacturing — all supporting the "CONTROL PANEL C" designation, suggesting integration into a major weapons system program. Earlier sub-awards to University of Dayton (2022–2024) centered on composite adhesives and advanced materials engineering in support of bomber manufacturing and maintenance under the COASTER (Composites, Adhesives, Specialty Technologies and Elastomers Research) program.

Activity has grown sharply in 2026, with ten awards year-to-date compared to two in 2024 and one in 2022, driven almost entirely by Northrop Grumman sub-awards issued since January 2026. Combined obligated dollars ($7.2 million) exceed combined potential value ($3.5 million by 203%), indicating that task orders have drawn down reserves or that prior-year dollars have been applied to current-year work. The vendor's footprint spans research and manufacturing PSC codes (R&D in defense systems electronics, adhesives, plastics fabricated materials) and NAICS categories centered on materials science and aircraft parts — a positioning that aligns Renegade Materials with prime contractors building advanced defense platforms rather than with civilian infrastructure or IT modernization customers.