Reliance, Inc. Secures $2.9 Billion in U.S. Government and Defense Contracts

Key Facts

1Reliance subsidiary AMI Metals was awarded a DHS contract worth up to $2.24 billion for steel and logistics support for border wall construction.

2The company secured a five-year IDIQ contract worth up to $654 million to supply aluminum plate for Lockheed Martin defense platforms.

Reliance, Inc. announced that its subsidiary, AMI Metals, has secured two major contracts totaling nearly $2.9 billion for U.S. government infrastructure and defense projects. The first award, granted by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), is valued at up to $2.24 billion for the supply of steel and logistics support. Additionally, the company secured a five-year contract worth approximately $654 million to provide aluminum plates for Lockheed Martin's aerospace and defense platforms. These significant wins represent a substantial revenue backlog for Reliance, strengthening its strategic position in high-margin industrial sectors. Analysts view these developments as a major catalyst for the company's long-term financial stability and growth within the defense supply chain. The news highlights the critical role of specialized metal suppliers in supporting large-scale national security and infrastructure initiatives.