Xometry, Inc.

Xometry, Inc., a Rockville, Maryland-based manufacturer of custom-fabricated aerospace, defense, and scientific components, operates as both a prime contractor (34% of recent awards) and subcontractor (66%) to federal agencies, competing full-and-open across purchase orders, blanket purchase agreements, and indefinite delivery contracts with no characteristic set-aside posture. The company specializes in precision manufacturing services including CNC machining, 3D printing, sheet metal fabrication, injection molding, and die casting, delivering custom-engineered parts to naval, space, and research customers.

Xometry's customer base concentrates heavily on the Department of the Navy, which accounts for 54 awards across Naval Sea Systems Command ($50.7 million combined potential value), Naval Air Warfare Center (17 awards, $9 million), and the Office of Naval Research (12 awards). NASA's Shared Services Center places the third-largest volume (17 awards, $740 thousand), while the Department of the Army Materiel Command's Research Development and Engineering Command anchors the second-largest potential-value position ($10 million across three awards). The top five customer agencies represent 99% of the combined potential value across all 171 awards. Recent named prime work includes a $469 thousand Total Small Business propeller production order from Naval Sea Systems Command (May 2025), a $95,947 sole-source die-cast aluminum voxel faces contract from NASA (October 2023), a $161,138 transfer port manufacturing order from NASA (May 2023), and a $50,873 sole-source aluminum nodes CNC machining contract from NASA (October 2023). Xometry also holds two federal indefinite delivery vehicles: a $10 million multiple-award BPA with the Army Contracting Command for on-demand low-volume manufacturing (July 2024 award, performance through August 2029) and a $9 million single-award BPA with Naval Air Warfare Center for manufacturing services (December 2025 award, performance through December 2030).

Activity has grown sharply year over year—11 awards in 2023 to 44 in 2024 to 73 in 2025—reflecting increased federal procurement across production and R&D work. The top parent vehicles reflect Xometry's placement on Navy and NASA indefinite delivery contracts: Naval Sea Systems Command's Indefinite Delivery Contract N6134020D0025 (14 task orders), NASA's Aerospace Research, Development and Engineering Support (ARDES) II IDC 80MSFC20D0004 (6 task orders as a subcontractor), and several other single and multiple-award IDCs.

Xometry's subcontract footprint is extensive and deep across prime defense contractors. The company subcontracts regularly to Bowhead Professional and Technical Solutions (sheet metal cutting and structural components for the T-45 SLED program), General Dynamics Mission Systems (sonar assembly kits and system design goods and services), Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation (plate work manufacturing for the Ground-Based Strategic Deterrent program; tactical range extender hardware; exhaust pipe and plastics manufacturing), Leidos (C5ISR systems research and design, strategic systems defense program goods), Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (materials for the Dragonfly extended-phase mission, mine warfare systems development, integrated warfare systems), Lockheed Martin (GMLRS and Low-Cost Reduced Range Practice Rocket fasteners; Multi-Slit Solar Explorer mission components), The Boeing Company (aircraft mission debriefing stations), and several others including Bowhead Avionics Manufacturing, SAIC, HRL Laboratories, Applied Physical Sciences, and Sierra Nevada. Xometry delivers machined metal components, sheet metal assemblies, injection-molded parts, welded assemblies, plates, brackets, housings, and finished hardware across these relationships. The company also receives grant sub-award work; one named sub-recipient award from the University of Dayton (April 2024) provided engineering services in support of a prime grantee.

Xometry's award portfolio reflects NAICS concentration in Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (39 awards), Engineering Services (25 awards), and Machine Shops (13 awards), with secondary concentration in fabricated metal product manufacturing and search, detection, and navigation system and instrument manufacturing. PSC categories span Hardware Commercial, Miscellaneous Special Industry Machinery, Laboratory Equipment and Supplies, and Operational Systems Development R&D work. The combined potential value across all 171 awards stands at $71.7 million, with $11.3 million obligated to date (16% burn-through rate). Xometry competes predominantly under full-and-open solicitations; recent sole-source awards from NASA (voxel faces, aluminum nodes, mechanical hardware for MAGIC assemblies, ladder stanchions for Orion, transfer port manufacturing) and NOAA (aircraft-certified instrumentation racks) reflect demonstrated capability and prior performance relationships rather than set-aside restrictions.

We use DMLS processes to manufacture metal parts. We use Polyjet to produce plastic prototypes. We use CNC mills and lathes to manufacture plastic and metal parts.