Accuracy International Of North America, Inc.

Accuracy International Of North America, Inc., a for-profit manufacturer of precision firearms and weapon systems headquartered in Fredericksburg, Virginia, operates exclusively as a prime contractor delivering modular bolt-action sniper rifles, precision weapon platforms, and related ordnance systems to federal law enforcement and defense agencies under full-and-open competition with no set-aside designations. The company competes across two primary NAICS categories — Small Arms, Ordnance, and Ordnance Accessories Manufacturing (76 awards) and Small Arms Ammunition Manufacturing — and operates without minority, small disadvantaged business, or other SBA certifications.

Accuracy International's customer base concentrates heavily in federal law enforcement and military services. The top five agencies by potential value account for 94% of combined award dollars and span both civilian and military customers. The Department of Homeland Security U.S. Secret Service leads by dollar magnitude with eight awards worth $10.1 million combined potential value, anchored by a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) valued at $8,009,714.88 running through September 26, 2029, for sniper rifle systems. The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command ranks second with 21 awards totaling $6.8 million combined potential value. The Department of the Air Force Air Mobility Command holds twelve awards worth $6.4 million combined potential value. Customs and Border Protection (a small-business-set-aside IDC valued at $5.5 million through September 2028) and the Office of Personnel Management round out the active set. The two customer rankings diverge in volume versus dollars: Naval Sea Systems Command generates the most award count (21) but ranks second in potential value, while the Secret Service places fewer awards but anchors the largest single-award ceiling.

Accuracy International holds positions on five named parent vehicles, with the largest concentration under Navy contracts. IDC N0016406D4892 carries 18 task orders worth $3.4 million combined potential value, and IDC N0016411DJN21 carries 14 task orders worth $1.5 million combined potential value. The Secret Service IDC (70US0924D70092026) holds three task orders valued at $1.8 million combined potential value, and the CBP small-business-set-aside IDC carries five delivery orders. Recent representative work includes a $461,707.74 firm fixed-price delivery order from the Secret Service (August 2025, modified March 2026) for bolt-action sniper rifles under the $8 million IDC; a $278,341.12 delivery order from Customs and Border Protection (August 2025) for modular precision weapons platforms; and a $227,508.14 delivery order from the Secret Service (June 2026) for sniper rifle systems. Activity across the five-year source window shows volatility — one award in 2021, two in 2023, four in both 2024 and 2025, and one in 2026 — with only one award (combined potential value $228 thousand) facing ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months. The company has delivered federal work continuously since 2001 and reports $10.2 million in combined dollars obligated against $33 million in combined potential value across 78 prime awards.