Trinity Forge, Inc.

Trinity Forge, Inc., a small business manufacturer based in Mansfield, Texas, produces forged and precision-machined metal components for defense applications, operating primarily as a subcontractor (90% of recent awards) on U.S. Army vehicle platforms and missile systems, with limited prime contract activity concentrated in Army small business set-asides.

The company specializes in metal forgings and machined components for military vehicle suspension systems, gun carriages, ordnance lugs, and aerospace tie-down brackets. As a prime contractor, Trinity Forge holds three recent small business purchase orders from TACOM Life Cycle Management Command — a $104,769 order for M119 Buffer front slide forgings (May 2024), an $85,910 order for front slide forgings (May 2026), and a $118,119 order for suspension arm and gun carriage components from ACC Warren (April 2026, performance extending to April 2027). The company's subcontract footprint is heavily weighted toward BAE Systems Land & Armaments L.P., which accounts for the majority of Trinity Forge's sub awards across Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) production, M109A7 Self-Propelled Howitzer systems, Bradley A4 follow-on production, and Ukraine-support material efforts since 2022. Trinity Forge also supplies lift-tie-down brackets and suspension lugs to Lockheed Martin on Precision Strike Missile and ATACMS programs, aerospace commodities to The Boeing Company for Joint Direct Attack Munition production and tail kits, and bomb suspension lugs to General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems.

Customer concentration is heavily concentrated across Army ground-combat platforms. The Department of the Army accounts for the vast majority of the vendor's activity, split between the Acquisition Support Center's PEO Ground Combat Systems (20 awards) and PEO Missiles and Space (9 awards), with TACOM Life Cycle Management Command and Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal anchoring the highest dollar-value prime work. The Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command, Department of the Air Force Materiel Command, and other service branches account for smaller volumes. Trinity Forge's combined potential value on named prime awards is $309 thousand, but obligated dollars across all awards total $4.8 million, indicating significant invoiced revenue against relatively modest contract ceilings.

Trinity Forge places subcontract work under Army indefinite-delivery vehicles, including IDC W912CH24D0016 (8 task orders), IDC FA821324DB002 (4 task orders), and Navy basic ordering agreements N0001921G0006 and N0001923G0002 (2 task orders each). Activity has grown substantially — one award in 2022 to seventeen in both 2024 and 2025 — with only one award (valued at $118 thousand) facing recompete inside the next twenty-four months. The vendor's capability footprint centers on Military Armored Vehicle, Tank, and Tank Component Manufacturing (16 awards), Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing (9 awards), and Ammunition Manufacturing (5 awards), positioning it as a specialized supplier to Tier 1 defense primes on production and sustainment work rather than a direct Army prime.