Timber Edge Machine Inc.

Timber Edge Machine Inc., a for-profit manufacturer headquartered in Stevensville, Montana, supplies precision hand tools and specialty fastening equipment to the federal government as a prime contractor through high-volume purchase orders, competing full-and-open with no set-asides across its footprint.

The vendor manufactures precision hand tools — wrenches (open-end, spanner, valve-seat ring types), sockets, adapters, pullers, inserters, removers, drivers, punches, dies, and specialized maintenance tools — predominantly to military specifications and legacy government drawings. Recent representative work includes purchase orders from the General Services Administration Federal Acquisition Service (FAS) for open-end wrenches conforming to military standards ($56 to $560 per order), spanner wrenches and valve-seat ring wrenches per Naval and Army drawings ($49 to $999 per order), and mechanical pullers conforming to Army Ordnance Corps specifications ($200 to $1,330 per order). The source shows 42,125 prime purchase orders awarded over the past several years with a combined potential value of $9 million and combined obligated dollars of $9.5 million, indicating invoicing at or above ceiling values.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward GSA Federal Acquisition Service, which accounts for 12,303 awards and $2.7 million in combined potential value — roughly 75% of all awards and 59% of combined potential value among the top five customers. Behind GSA, the Department of the Army (primary customer through TACOM Life Cycle Management Command and Army direct) and the United States Marine Corps represent the next tier of demand, with Army programs anchoring $1.763 million across 13,035 combined awards and USMC accounting for 3,381 awards and $543 thousand. The Navy and other service branches round out the customer base across 137 distinct federal agencies.

Activity has declined sharply. The vendor processed 1,444 awards in 2022, declining to 553 in 2026 — a 62% drop over four years. Forty-nine awards face ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of only $13 thousand, creating minimal recompete exposure.

Timber Edge's portfolio is anchored to five GSA BPAs: GS06FB1088 (1,150 task orders), GS06F8TIED (1,079 task orders), GS06FB9133 (1,049 task orders), GS06FB1075 (948 task orders), and GS06F9TIMB (716 task orders, $262 combined potential value). These vehicles represent standing supply arrangements for catalog hand tools rather than program-specific IDIQs or agency-wide contract vehicles.

The vendor's category concentration reflects its core manufacturing focus. Hand and Edge Tool Manufacturing (NAICS 332212) accounts for 29,816 awards; Saw Blade and Handtool Manufacturing (NAICS 332213) for 12,273 awards. PSC codes confirm this: Hand Tools, Nonedged, Nonpowered (PSC 5110-00) dominates with 20,454 awards; Hand Tools, Edged, Nonpowered (PSC 5120-00) with 20,176 awards. All work is performed in Stevensville, Montana, with firm fixed-price purchase orders and no sub-contracting footprint visible in the source data.

5110, 5120 series small nonpowered hand tools, hand and edge tools, tool kits, fabricated metal products, screwdrivers, open end wrenches, box wrenches, tube wrenches, mechanical pullers. If a drawing can be provided we can build the item(s).