Aurora Storage Products, Inc.

Aurora Storage Products, Inc., a Subchapter S Corporation manufacturer based in Aurora, Illinois, sells vertical carousels, rotary storage systems, mobile shelving units, filing cabinets, and related storage and organizational equipment to federal agencies as a prime contractor exclusively through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule. The company competes in both full-and-open and Total Small Business set-aside categories across a broad federal customer base; recent awards span Total Small Business set-asides (a $126,200 vertical carousel delivery order from Air Force Materiel Command in April 2026, an $80,400 space-saver shelving installation from Air Combat Command in 2022) and unrestricted competition on the same vehicle.

Aurora holds a $6 million GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract (Federal Supply Schedule GS28F0043Y) issued September 8, 2021, and valid through September 7, 2031, which anchors the vendor's entire federal footprint. The schedule covers office furniture, mobile storage cabinets, shelving units, and workstation systems with commercial discounts ranging from 36.2 to 57.5 percent off list price. All 406 prime awards in the source data are delivery orders or purchase orders placed against this single schedule vehicle. The 327 task orders executed under the parent Multiple Award Schedule carry a combined potential value of $9.8 million; the schedule itself carries a $6 million ceiling, reflecting the high volume of smaller transactional orders typical of GSA furniture contracts. Representative recent work includes a $1.686 million art storage equipment delivery order from the National Gallery of Art (September 2023), a $379,562 Times Two filing system order from Immigration and Customs Enforcement for its Houston legal advisor office (May 2023), approximately $142,686 in rotary storage and mobile shelving deliveries to Coast Guard facilities at Elizabeth City, North Carolina (August 2024 through January 2026), a $156,239 warehouse mobile shelving system for the Indian Health Service's Wewoka center (September 2021), and a $16,849 dental records storage cabinet order from U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces (March 2025).

Customer concentration sits across a broad federal base with no single agency dominating. The top five customers by award count—Coast Guard (21 awards, $282 thousand), Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (20 awards, $172 thousand), USDA Farm Service Agency Kentucky State Office (15 awards, $175 thousand), FBI Headquarters Division (11 awards, $193 thousand), and Justice Department U.S. Attorneys' Offices (10 awards, $141 thousand)—account for only 19 percent of total awards. By potential value, the GSA Federal Acquisition Service dominates at $111.5 million across eight awards (the $6 million schedule contract itself plus multiple smaller delivery orders), followed by Justice Department Executive Office for Immigration Review ($1.4 million), Immigration and Customs Enforcement ($570 thousand), Interior Bureau of Reclamation ($505 thousand), and Air Force Air Education and Training Command ($287 thousand), together covering 92 percent of combined potential value. The stark divergence between volume and value concentration reflects the schedule's primary mechanism: high-volume, small-dollar tactical furniture orders across dozens of agencies, with the schedule ceiling itself anchoring most of the vendor's potential value.

Activity has contracted significantly. The vendor executed five awards in both 2022 and 2023, declining to two awards per year in both 2024 and 2025, and two awards year-to-date through April 2026. Combined potential value across 406 awards totals $124.2 million, with only $11.9 million obligated (10 percent), typical for GSA schedule contracts where most value remains as ordering optionality rather than firm commitment. Only one award carries an ultimate completion date within the next twenty-four months ($126 thousand potential value), creating minimal recompete exposure. Aurora's portfolio is concentrated in shelter, partitioning, shelving, and locker manufacturing (336 of 406 awards under NAICS 332510) and office furniture manufacturing (57 awards), with corresponding PSC codes in Cabinets, Lockers, Bins, and Shelving (185 awards) and Office Furniture (127 awards). The vendor has served 156 distinct federal agencies, with places of performance spanning Aurora, Illinois (manufacturing and administrative location), Eglin Air Force Base, Elizabeth City, North Carolina, Houston, Texas, Washington, D.C., and numerous domestic facilities.