Assa Abloy Entrance Systems US Inc.

Assa Abloy Entrance Systems US Inc., a foreign-owned manufacturer of automated door systems headquartered in Monroe, North Carolina, supplies and services specialized entrance solutions to federal agencies as a prime contractor on 188 awards (85% of recent activity) and operates as a subcontractor on 32 federal awards. The company operates under full-and-open competition with no SBA set-aside posture characterizing its prime footprint, though it has accepted occasional small-business set-aside designations on individual awards. Assa Abloy is a division of the global ASSA ABLOY Group and has been registered in SAM since 2001.

Assa Abloy's federal work centers on maintenance, repair, installation, and replacement of large industrial and specialty door systems—megadoors, hangar doors, revolving doors, security portals, and automated entrance operators—across military installations, VA medical centers, and civilian federal facilities. Representative prime work includes a $3.27 million five-year contract with Air Force Materiel Command at Tinker Air Force Base for preventive maintenance and unscheduled repair services on MegaDoor systems (awarded September 2022, running through September 2027); a $950,480 Air National Guard fabric replacement project for two 3-part Megadoor S1500 systems at the 171st Air Refueling Wing in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania (September 2025); and a $346,340 Air Education and Training Command contract for preventive maintenance services on Megadoor systems across seven buildings at Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi (October 2023, extending through September 2028). The company also holds a $189,945 Securities and Exchange Commission preventive maintenance and repair order for security portals and turnstiles at SEC Headquarters in Washington, DC (October 2025, through April 2031), and a $172,500 Department of Veterans Affairs contract for automatic door preventative maintenance and inspection at the Aleda E. Lutz VA Medical Center in Saginaw, Michigan (July 2024, through May 2029).

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward Air Force and Air National Guard facilities. The top five customers by award count (44% of all awards) are the Air National Guard (40 awards, $3.8 million combined potential value), the Navy's Naval Facilities Engineering Command (26 awards, $19 thousand combined potential value), and three Veterans Integrated Service Networks (33 awards combined, $468 thousand combined potential value). By dollar value, concentration is steeper: Air Force Materiel Command, the Air National Guard, and Air Education and Training Command together account for 82% of combined potential value ($8.2 million of $11.1 million), while the Air National Guard's 40 awards represent a high-volume, lower-dollar-per-award customer base compared to the larger Materiel Command and AETC maintenance contracts. Assa Abloy serves 43 distinct federal agencies across the portfolio, including the Coast Guard, EPA, National Gallery of Art, Smithsonian Institution, Department of Agriculture, Fish and Wildlife Service, Department of Justice, and others.

Recent activity has declined year over year—28 awards in 2022 falling to 3 awards through mid-2026—a pattern consistent with a mature prime-contractor footprint on long-term maintenance contracts rather than new business growth. Six awards totaling $3.8 million in combined potential value face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore expose Assa Abloy to recompete risk. Top NAICS categories are Other Building Equipment Contractors (50 awards) and Metal Window and Door Manufacturing (45 awards); PSC codes cluster around Installation of Equipment, Maintenance and Repair of Miscellaneous Equipment, and Maintenance of Other Airfield Structures.

Assa Abloy operates primarily as a prime contractor delivering its own door systems and labor. Across SCI-reportable federal service contracts (those above $150,000, covering FY2022–FY2024), the company invoiced $35 thousand on prime contracts with negligible FTE utilization reported—this represents only specialized service-contract activity captured in SCI, not the company's full federal revenue footprint, which includes substantial goods procurement and product installation work outside the SCI reporting threshold. On SCI-reportable prime work, Assa Abloy performed zero average sub-hours share, indicating captive delivery without major subcontractor dependencies. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI prime records ran median around $459.52 per hour, ranging from $318.71 at the 10th percentile to $532.72 at the 90th percentile.

Assa Abloy subcontracts primarily to larger construction and facility-maintenance primes, including Harper Construction Company on multiple modifications and phases of F-35C hangar construction and special operations facility work at Yuma Proving Ground (hangar door supply and installation spanning 2022), RQ Construction on vertical lift fabric door work (January 2024 modifications), and HX5 LLC on facility maintenance services for MIT Lincoln Laboratory (April 2024). The vendor's parent is Assa Abloy Inc., a foreign-owned global conglomerate; a named subsidiary is Southeastern Dock & Door, LLC, also foreign-owned.