Sports, Promotional, Outdoor, Recreation Trophies and Signs (SPORTS)

GSA Federal Acquisition Service awarded this Master GSA Schedule for sports equipment, promotional products, outdoor recreation gear, trophies, signs, and related items on May 1, 1995; ordering closed December 16, 2023, making this vehicle no longer active for new task orders. The schedule was one of 24 MAS vehicles consolidated into a single Multiple Award Schedule in October 2019, after the posted solicitation in June 2019 (3FNG-MG-060002-B) closed on September 30, 2019. The vehicle awarded 10,000 task orders across 31 years, with combined potential value of $6.29 billion and $1.5 billion obligated to date (24% utilization).

Activity has collapsed significantly. Annual orders peaked at 7,094 in 2019, fell to 974 in 2020, dropped to 3 in 2021, and to 1 in 2022; the most recent task order award was August 25, 2022. The vehicle is effectively retired for new procurements.

Competition is highly concentrated among a small set of vendors. Traffic & Parking Control Co., LLC leads by order count with 4,986 awards ($15.6 million potential value), followed by Polaris Sales Inc. (2,913 orders, $105.6 million) and HDT Expeditionary Systems, Inc. (1,603 orders, $123.3 million). By potential value, Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc. ranks first ($169.8 million across 1,267 orders), with HDT Expeditionary Systems, Inc. and Polaris Sales Inc. in second and third positions. These top five vendors hold a material share of the vehicle's value, with 399 distinct prime contractors overall.

Customer concentration mirrors this pattern. GSA Federal Acquisition Service itself drove 8,259 orders, the Department of Army 2,580 orders ($53.5 million potential), and the United States Marine Corps 1,666 orders ($171.8 million potential)—a significant share of volume and value. Customers span 853 agencies, but large orders cluster in military and GSA procurement channels.

The schedule is entirely unrestricted; no set-asides apply. Task orders range from micro-purchases under one hundred dollars for plaques and awards (the most frequent type) to mid-five-figure buys for vehicles and equipment. Representative recent orders include two-person tents ($534,426.72 obligated), utility terrain vehicles ($11,501 to $23,879), camping equipment, fitness gear, and plaques. BPA calls for insta-plaques and award plaques dominate the recent portfolio, with individual call values typically under five hundred dollars, reflecting the vehicle's heavy use as a convenient outlet for small promotional and awards procurements.

Place of performance is distributed across federal sites nationwide, reflecting the breadth of Army, Marine Corps, Air Force, and civilian agency customer bases.

Sports equipment and supplies