ATC Managed Sites LLC

ATC Managed Sites LLC, a for-profit subsidiary of American Tower, L.P. based in Boston, Massachusetts, leases antenna space and manages radio communications infrastructure to the federal government as a prime contractor competing in full-and-open (non-set-aside) procurements. The company has generated twenty federal purchase orders totaling $615 thousand in combined potential value since 2012, with all awards held as prime contracts and no subcontract footprint.

Customer concentration is extremely tight. The Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration accounts for 15 of 20 awards ($537 thousand combined potential value, 87% of the portfolio), placing recurring antenna site and communications infrastructure lease orders across multiple locations including Woburn, Buffalo, and New York. The Department of the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration holds 2 awards ($79 thousand), and the Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Security holds 3 awards. The DEA dominates both volume and dollars — the top two customer rankings are identical in agency order and weighted heavily toward DEA.

Work profile is narrow and recurring. Recent representative awards include a $182.9 thousand firm-fixed price lease with the DEA running through April 30, 2029 for antenna and radio communications infrastructure in Woburn, Massachusetts (awarded May 1, 2024); a $35.8 thousand antenna site purchase order with the DEA for Woburn (awarded October 1, 2025, completing September 30, 2026); and a $34.4 thousand communications site management contract with the DEA for the Buffalo, New York area (awarded July 11, 2024, completing September 30, 2025). The company's NAICS and PSC footprint reflects this: 11 awards fall under Power and Communication Line and Related Structures Construction (NAICS 237130), and 15 awards fall under Lease/Rental of Other Non-Building Facilities (PSC code—antenna sites, access, and equipment). Activity has remained low but steady — one award annually in 2022 and 2023, three in 2024, two in 2025, and one in the first quarter of 2026.

Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal: only one award ($37 thousand) faces completion and recompete within that window. ATC places no task orders under named GWACs or multi-agency vehicles; the portfolio shows one BPA reference (Blanket Purchase Agreement SAQMMA17A0375) against which one task order was placed. As a wholly owned subsidiary of American Tower, L.P., a major national tower operator, ATC's federal footprint is specialized and non-strategic to its parent — antenna-site lease work at specific DEA facilities with no growth trajectory or cross-agency expansion over the past fourteen years.