Sabin Metal Corp

Sabin Metal Corp, a subsidiary of Sabin Metal Corporation based in Scottsville, New York, recovers and processes precious metals (gold, silver, platinum, palladium) from government-furnished scrap materials and military equipment as a prime contractor on full-and-open indefinite-delivery contracts with no set-aside designations. The company performs all work in-house at its Springfield and Battle Creek, Michigan processing facilities and does not utilize subcontractors.

Sabin Metal Corp's customer base is highly concentrated and defense-focused. The Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services accounts for 58 awards and $49.6 million in combined potential value (75% of portfolio), while the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command holds 40 awards worth $15.9 million (24%), and the Defense Contract Management Agency accounts for one award worth $601 thousand. The two rankings align entirely — DLA Disposition Services dominates both volume and dollars across Sabin's entire footprint.

The vendor holds positions on five indefinite-delivery contracts, anchored by an IDC with DLA Disposition Services carrying a $9,979,335 ceiling (awarded February 2024, running through February 2033) that has generated 39 task orders worth $11 million in combined potential value. The current contract structure supports processing an estimated 29,000 pounds of scrap annually containing precious metals valued at a minimum of $2,500 per order, with individual delivery orders capped at $700,000 on a firm fixed-price basis. Representative recent work includes a $1,406,372 delivery order from DLA Disposition Services issued February 6, 2026 with completion by February 2027; a $1,330,578 order issued February 7, 2025 for precious metals primary forms processing; and a $1,071,694 order awarded February 9, 2022. A predecessor DLA IDC with a $10,041,120 ceiling ran through February 2024. Sabin's Navy work flows through four additional IDCs, including N0025310D0006 (39 task orders, $11 million combined potential value), reflecting the breadth of military materiel disposition and demilitarization demand.

Activity has been episodic — one award in 2021, four in 2022, two in 2024, one each in 2025 and 2026 — but the relatively low velocity masks sustained contract-year-to-year flow through the two principal IDCs. Only one award reaches ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months ($1.4 million potential value), indicating Sabin faces minimal near-term recompete exposure on existing vehicles. The NAICS profile splits across Materials Recovery Facilities (40 awards), Other Nonferrous Metal Foundries (34 awards), and Secondary Smelting and Refining of Nonferrous Metals (26 awards), with primary PSC coding for Precious Metals Primary Forms (54 awards) and Maintenance/Repair/Rebuild of Equipment (40 awards). Combined obligated dollars total $16.1 million against $66.1 million in combined potential value, reflecting a 24% obligation rate typical of established government processing and materials disposition programs.