Richmond Steel Inc.

Richmond Steel Inc. is a for-profit manufacturing company located in New Baltimore, Michigan, specializing in fabricating metal components for military and defense applications. As a registered government contractor in SAM.gov since 2007, the company provides a wide range of automotive and structural components to various defense agencies, primarily focusing on supplying vehicular parts, storage solutions, and military equipment accessories. The company is structured as a Subchapter S Corporation and is classified as a small business manufacturer capable of producing complex metal components for military logistics and operational requirements.

Through its federal contract awards, Richmond Steel Inc. has consistently demonstrated expertise in manufacturing an extensive array of military-related goods, including vehicular brackets, bumpers, braces, ammunition storage racks, electrical equipment racks, fenders, grilles, and protective shields. The vast majority of its contract awards have been from defense agencies such as the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime, DLA Aviation, and the Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command. Many of these contracts have been set aside for small businesses, indicating the company's status as a preferred vendor for supporting military logistics and equipment needs. The company has successfully fulfilled contracts ranging from small purchase orders valued at a few hundred dollars to definitive contracts exceeding $400,000, consistently delivering components that support military vehicle maintenance, equipment storage, and operational readiness.

Richmond Steel Inc. currently holds seven active Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) contracts with potential values ranging from $136,000 to $13.9 million. These IDVs are primarily awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime and the Army Contracting Command, covering various product categories such as ammunition chests, vehicular bumpers, retractable braces, electrical equipment racks, and metal air cleaner grilles. The IDVs are predominantly small business set-aside contracts with single-award structures, enabling the agency to issue task orders as needed. For instance, the largest IDV valued at $13.9 million allows for the delivery of various vehicular and military components, while others like the $604,610 DLA Aviation contract focus on specific product lines such as ammunition chests. These contracts demonstrate Richmond Steel Inc.'s strategic positioning as a reliable, specialized manufacturer supporting critical defense logistics and equipment procurement requirements.