Agnora Inc.

Agnora Inc., a foreign-owned Canadian manufacturer of specialized glass products headquartered in Ottawa, Ontario, is a prime contractor to the Federal Aviation Administration providing air traffic control tower cab glass fabrication and installation services on a full-and-open, non-set-aside basis. Agnora competes directly in the open market across a single-award IDIQ vehicle and does not participate in any SBA set-aside programs.

Agnora's federal work centers exclusively on custom glass fabrication and installation for FAA air traffic control tower cab enclosures, windows, and panels. The company manufactures glass products at its Ottawa facility and delivers them to tower locations across the United States and Canada. Representative work includes a $121,467.84 delivery order for cab glass at Brownsville, Texas air traffic control tower (September 2025), a $148,639.07 order for glass panels in Kahului, Hawaii (February 2023), and a $195,882 delivery order for Salt Lake City air traffic control tower cab glass replacement (March 2024). All recent awards carry firm fixed-price, non-set-aside designations reflecting full-and-open competition.

Customer concentration is narrow and entirely within the FAA. The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Franchise Acquisition Services division holds 22 awards valued at $8 million combined potential value, while FAA Headquarters holds 75 awards valued at $2.8 million. This split reflects administrative designation differences within the same agency rather than true customer diversification — all 98 prime awards are FAA delivery orders. The Franchise Acquisition Services arm, despite fewer award counts, anchors the larger dollar value at roughly 74% of Agnora's combined potential value, while Headquarters awards, though more numerous, carry smaller individual order values.

Agnora places nearly all work under two parent IDIQ vehicles. The primary vehicle is Indefinite Delivery Contract 6973GH-21-D-00015, valued at $3.359 million and effective through March 24, 2026, which carries 53 task orders worth $3.1 million in combined potential value. A secondary IDIQ, Indefinite Delivery Contract DTFAAC15D00035, supports 42 task orders valued at $1.3 million. Both are single-award FAA contracts issued on a non-set-aside basis. Agnora holds no seats on government-wide acquisition contracts, blanket purchase agreements, or other multi-vendor vehicles.

Activity has been consistent across the past five years — eight awards in 2022, thirteen in 2023, fifteen in 2024, nine in 2025, and seven through July 2026 — with no trend toward growth or decline. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal: only four awards with combined potential value of $192 thousand are scheduled for completion and potential recompete within that window. The primary IDIQ contract 6973GH-21-D-00015 itself reaches completion on March 24, 2026, representing the material recompete risk for Agnora's FAA footprint.

Agnora operates as 100% prime contractor across its federal footprint with no subcontractor role. The source identifies one subsidiary, Agnora LTD., also foreign-owned and structured as a manufacturer of goods, though no separate award activity is attributed to the subsidiary in the portfolio. Recent awards span delivery dates from February through July 2026, indicating active ongoing execution across the FAA's air traffic control tower modernization and maintenance program nationwide.