Summit Fire & Security LLC

Summit Fire & Security LLC, a Nevada-based for-profit limited liability company and subsidiary of Summit Fire Protection Co., delivers fire suppression system inspection, maintenance, and repair services along with security system installation and life safety equipment services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on 93% of recent awards. The company competes predominantly full-and-open (no set-aside posture characterizes its prime footprint, though individual awards carry Total Small Business designations); it holds one single-award BPA with the Air Force Reserve Command and places task orders against federal IDIQs with the Department of the Army and Department of the Navy, but operates primarily through direct purchase-order awards to individual federal facilities.

Summit's customer base is fragmented across 35 federal agencies with no dominant customer concentration. The top five funding agencies by award count—Federal Correctional Institution Herlong (12 awards, $112 thousand), Coast Guard (12 awards, $150 thousand), Federal Correctional Institution Mendota (6 awards, $124 thousand), Indian Health Service (6 awards, $251 thousand), and Veterans Integrated Service Network 17 (5 awards, $124 thousand)—account for 48% of awards but only 48% of combined potential value, reflecting the highly tactical, transactional nature of Summit's work. By dollar value, the Pennsylvania Army National Guard leads at $601 thousand across three awards (predominantly CCTV and intrusion-detection system installation), followed by the Air Force at $277 thousand. This customer dispersion is characteristic of the facilities-maintenance and life-safety inspection market: Summit wins recurring small-dollar orders from many agencies rather than anchoring its revenue to one or two customer relationships.

Recent activity has flatlined at 16 awards annually in 2022–2025, dropping to 12 in 2026 (through mid-September), suggesting no growth trajectory. The recompete cliff shows 3 awards (combined potential value $575 thousand) reaching ultimate completion within the next 24 months, representing moderate recompete exposure. Summit's NAICS footprint concentrates on Security Systems Services (15 awards), Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors (13 awards), and Ship Building and Repairing (9 awards), with PSC concentration in fire control equipment maintenance and repair (13 awards) and fire safety equipment inspection (12 awards). Work spans domestic federal facilities from correctional institutions in California and Minnesota to Coast Guard vessels in Hawaii and Florida, with performance locations nationwide.

On Service Contract Inventory reporting—a partial view limited to federal service contracts above the $150 thousand threshold—Summit registered 9 records across FY2024 and FY2025, all as a named subcontractor (zero as prime on SCI-reportable contracts). The SCI dataset shows 1.0 FTEs in FY2024 and 0.2 FTEs in FY2025, indicating that SCI-captured subcontract work represents a minor component of the company's federal footprint. The 93% prime-vs-sub split in the broader award portfolio reveals Summit operates predominantly as a prime contractor on small, facilities-focused purchase orders rather than as a sub on large service contracts.

Summit subcontracts on federal work under primes including Amentum Technology (fire protection supplies for remediation, $22.5 thousand, November 2025), Yukon Management (sprinkler construction services for IRS facility renovation, November 2025), South Dade Air Conditioning & Refrigeration (fire and life safety systems maintenance at Georgia facilities, February 2025), KBR Services (Marine Corps equipment sustainment, March 2024), Stampede Ventures (wet-pipe sprinkler installation at Barksdale Air Force Base, April 2023), and Bering Global Solutions (fire system pipe replacement, April 2022). Parent Summit Fire Protection Co. holds a separate UEI and has received federal contracts independently, suggesting the two entities operate with distinct SAM registrations and bid authority, though the parent's contracting activity is outside the source scope for this subsidiary-specific summary.

Concrete recent work includes a $246.8 thousand Air Force total small business set-aside for Installation Notification and Warning System maintenance at Peoria Air Force Base (September 2023, completion September 2027); a $332.8 thousand Pennsylvania National Guard sole-source order for CCTV, intrusion detection, and access control system procurement and installation at Fort Indiantown Gap (September 2023); a $235.9 thousand Department of Veterans Affairs 5-year sprinkler testing program at Mountain Home, Tennessee (October 2023, completion September 2028); an $82 thousand Indian Health Service total small business set-aside for security system upgrades at Jicarilla Service Unit, New Mexico (July 2023); and recurring annual fire suppression and detection inspections at federal correctional institutions (values ranging $3.4 thousand to $23.2 thousand per order). The company also holds a $91.9 thousand National Park Service contract for annual fire extinguisher maintenance at Glacier National Park on a base-year-plus-option-years structure (April 2022, completion March 2027). Fire suppression work predominates—FM-200 system inspection and service, ANSUL fire suppression equipment maintenance, CO2 hydrostatic testing, galley hood fire suppression certification—often aboard Coast Guard vessels in Hawaii, Florida, and the continental U.S., alongside fire alarm inspections, sprinkler system repair and testing, and fire-line bypass repairs at VA facilities and correctional institutions. Security systems work includes CCTV installation, physical access control system upgrades (Bosch Galaxy ACS, Hirsch Velocity platforms), and intrusion detection system removal and replacement, particularly for the Pennsylvania National Guard and Air National Guard.