Alltrack, Inc.

Alltrack, Inc., a veteran-owned small business based in Pendleton, Indiana, provides railroad infrastructure maintenance, repair, and construction services to the Department of the Army and Department of the Navy as a prime contractor under single-award and multiple-award indefinite delivery contracts. The company competes predominantly in open procurements (no set-aside designation on the majority of recent awards) and holds a Total Small Business set-aside designation on one IDC vehicle; it operates as a Subchapter S corporation and for-profit organization with no identified subsidiaries or parent company.

Alltrack's customer footprint concentrates heavily on military installation operations. The top five funding agencies account for 96% of recent awards by count. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region dominates both volume and dollars, with 161 awards valued at $72.6 million in combined potential value, anchored by a $15 million single-award IDC for railroad repair, maintenance, and infrastructure services at Fort Campbell, Kentucky (awarded June 12, 2023, extending through June 11, 2028). The Department of the Army (broader) accounts for 69 awards and $54.5 million combined potential value. The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command carries just 2 awards but represents $50 million in combined potential value through a single $45 million single-award IDC for railroad maintenance and repair services at Naval Support Activity Crane, Indiana (awarded December 8, 2023, extending through December 7, 2027). The Department of the Army Materiel Command Joint Munitions Command (32 awards, $8.4 million) and the Department of the Army Reserve Command (34 awards, $3.8 million) complete the active set.

Alltrack's capability portfolio is narrowly focused on railroad infrastructure work. Representative recent prime awards include a $2.7 million delivery order from Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region for railroad inspection, maintenance, and repair at Fort Campbell (awarded October 11, 2024, with completion through August 8, 2027); a $27.5 million delivery order from the Naval Facilities Engineering Command for multi-phase rail maintenance and repair at Naval Support Activity Crane (awarded September 12, 2024, with completion through June 30, 2029); and a $2.15 million delivery order for annual railroad maintenance including branch line crosstie replacement and rip rap work at Fort Campbell (awarded September 30, 2025, with completion through June 30, 2026). Work encompasses track repairs, crosstie replacement, railroad crossing installation and replacement, vegetation and weed control, signal cabinet and arm replacement, bridge repair and maintenance, emergency debris removal, and on-demand trouble call services. The top NAICS categories are Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction (278 awards) and Other Foundation, Structure, and Building Exterior Contractors (31 awards); the top PSC codes are Repair Or Alteration Of Highways/Roads/Streets/Bridges/Railways (154 awards) and Maint-Rep-Alt/Hwys-Rds-Sts-Brdgs-Ra (119 awards).

Vehicle position is concentrated on two large indefinite delivery contracts. The $45 million Naval Facilities Engineering Command IDC (N6895001D3743) carries 69 task orders and runs through December 7, 2027. The $15 million Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region IDC (W9124806D0015) carries 57 task orders valued at $5.7 million combined potential value and runs through June 11, 2028. A third vehicle, IDC N4008519D7701, accounts for 62 task orders and $8.2 million combined potential value. The remaining vehicles (W9124812D0024 with 44 task orders and N4008515D7901 with 34 task orders) carry smaller task order volumes and dollar values.

Activity has remained steady but modest. Award volume reached a high of 23 in 2023, declined to 15 in 2024 and 14 in 2025, with only 2 awards recorded in 2026 to date (reflecting the snapshot date of July 15, 2026). Over the past five years, the vendor has executed 71 total awards. Six awards totaling $5.4 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure concentrated on the Fort Campbell and Naval Support Activity Crane installations. The vendor performs as prime on 100% of awards with no subcontract footprint, executing all work directly without identified subs. Combined potential value across all 438 awards in the source data is $190.1 million; obligated dollars total $104.4 million (55% of combined potential value).

SPECIALIZE IN RAILROAD MAINTENANCE AND CONSTRUCTION. OWNERSHIP OF EQUIPMENT; VEHICLES, TOOLS, ETC.