U.s. Technology Media Inc.

U.S. Technology Media Inc., a small business manufacturer of specialized abrasive blast media based in Bolivar, Ohio, operates exclusively as a prime contractor to the Department of Defense, competing under Total Small Business set-asides across a stable $40.2 million federal award footprint. The company manufactures military-specification blast media products — including MIL-DTL-85891 TYPE 2 and A-A-59316 TYPE 1 materials — and provides media blasting services and abrasive materials for aircraft maintenance, surface preparation, and weapon system readiness across Air Force and Army logistics operations.

The vendor's customer base is heavily concentrated in two Air Force Materiel Command logistics complexes. The Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex accounts for 74 awards worth $22.2 million in combined potential value, while the Ogden Air Logistics Complex represents 30 awards valued at $10.9 million. Together, these two customers represent roughly 64% of the company's award count and 82% of its potential value. The Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command at Redstone Arsenal is the third-largest customer with 28 awards valued at $5.5 million, driven primarily by calls against the Indefinite Delivery Contract W911N215D0012. These three entities account for 90% of awards. A smaller subset of customers includes the Army Connecticut National Guard ($363 thousand across six awards), Air Combat Command ($357 thousand across seven awards), and the Naval Air Systems Command, which issued a $228,125 purchase order for military-specification blast media delivery to Patuxent River, Maryland.

U.S. Technology Media holds positions on five parent contract vehicles. The largest by task-order volume is Indefinite Delivery Contract FA812515D0002 under the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex, from which 58 task orders totaling $7 million have been issued since award. The Army's Indefinite Delivery Contract W911N215D0012 anchors 27 task orders valued at $647 thousand. Blanket Purchase Agreement FA822420A0008, also from Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex, carries 26 task orders worth $755 thousand. A newly awarded $9.9 million multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Ogden Air Logistics Complex, effective March 19, 2025 and running through March 18, 2035, enables streamlined procurement of blast media and related services for aircraft maintenance across the complex's operations. Individual task orders under these vehicles typically range from $2,400 to $81,000, with firm fixed-price pricing and completion dates within ninety days of award.

Recent activity shows volatility. The company received nine awards in 2025 after earning only three in 2024, then slowed to three awards in 2026 (through April). The source data spans from October 2013 to April 2026, demonstrating sustained presence in the federal market. Representative recent work includes a $76,000 firm fixed-price call from Ogden Air Logistics Complex for blast media supply to Hill Air Force Base (April 8, 2025); a $48,460 call from Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex for MIL-DTL-85891 TYPE 2 and A-A-59316 TYPE 1 blast media and media blasting services (June 23, 2025); an $81,000 purchase order from the Department of the Army for MAGIC II Type VIII plastic blast media in two sizes, delivered over twelve months starting March 2025; and a $228,125 Naval Air Systems Command purchase order for military-specification blast media completion at Patuxent River, Maryland (August 30, 2022).

The vendor operates entirely within NAICS 311212 (Abrasive Product Manufacturing), with 159 of 162 awards aligned to that category. PSC coding reflects primary demand for Abrasive Materials (111 awards) and Maint/Repair/Rebuild of Equipment—Measuring Tools (41 awards). Combined obligated dollars stand at $9.9 million, representing 25% of the $40.2 million combined potential value, indicating a substantial pipeline of unfunded or partially funded work. U.S. Technology Media competes exclusively under Total Small Business set-asides and has no subcontract footprint in the source data — all 162 awards are prime positions. The company's concentration in two Air Force Materiel Command customers and single-product-category specialization creates exposure to platform consolidation or shift in Air Force depot maintenance sourcing strategy.