Ametrine Inc.

Ametrine Inc., a foreign-owned, for-profit manufacturer based in Round Rock, Texas, supplies specialized tactical apparel, protective gear, concealment technologies, and signature management systems to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor operating exclusively in full-and-open competition with no set-aside designations.

Ametrine competes as a full-sized enterprise across the defense industrial base. The vendor specializes in combat uniforms, personal signature management uniforms and equipment, apparel accessories, textile and fabric finishing, multispectral camouflage covers, thermal imaging concealment systems, and research and development support for soldier protection initiatives. Ametrine operates exclusively as a prime contractor—all 63 recent awards in the source carry prime responsibility with zero identified subcontractor capacity. The company holds SAM.gov registration since November 2016 and carries a "Total Small Business" set-aside designation on one Office of Naval Research contract ($18.1 million awarded September 2025), though this designation appears anomalous against the vendor's profile and full-and-open competition posture across the remainder of the portfolio.

Customer concentration centers overwhelmingly on the Army. The Department of the Army Materiel Command Research Development and Engineering Command (RDECOM) accounts for 52 of 63 awards (82% by count) and $299.9 million of $324.5 million combined potential value (92% by dollars)—a concentration that dominates both rankings. The Department of the Navy Office of Naval Research holds 8 awards ($19.4 million), United States Special Operations Command holds 1 award ($5 million), and two smaller Army commands (TACOM Life Cycle Management, Air Combat Command) round out the customer set. The two rankings align tightly; RDECOM's dominance is unambiguous.

Ametrine's footprint sits principally on a single large indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract: the Army Materiel Command RDECOM IDIQ (W911QY20D0009), awarded May 2020 with a $97.7 million ceiling. This parent vehicle carries 39 task orders representing $104.6 million in combined potential value and anchors the vendor's strategic position with the Army. Recent delivery orders under this IDIQ include $12.99 million for textile and fabric finishing (March 2026, due December 2026), $5.89 million for apparel accessories (August 2025, due August 2026), $3.9 million for apparel accessories (July 2025, due July 2026), and $8.86 million for personal signature management uniforms and equipment (August 2024, due December 2025). Outside the IDIQ, Ametrine holds a definitive contract with the Office of Naval Research ($18.1 million, September 2025–September 2029) and prior definitive contracts with RDECOM ($424 thousand for combat uniforms, September 2025) and U.S. Special Operations Command ($5 million for labor and services, October 2022–December 2025).

Activity trajectory shows steady growth. Award volume increased from 7 awards in 2022 to 12 in 2025, with 4 awards already recorded in 2026 as of March 27. The vendor faces material recompete exposure: 14 awards totaling $32 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, including multiple large RDECOM delivery orders due through August 2026. NAICS concentration aligns with apparel focus: 36 awards carry Apparel Accessories and Other Apparel Manufacturing, 15 carry Textile and Fabric Finishing Mills, and 6 carry Research and Development in Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences. PSC coding reflects the same: 47 awards carry Clothing, Special Purpose, 5 carry Individual Equipment, and 2 carry Camouflage and Deception Equipment.