Beaverfit North America LLC

Beaverfit North America LLC, doing business as Beaverfit, a veteran-owned small disadvantaged business based in Reno, Nevada, manufactures and delivers portable, rapidly deployable fitness equipment and mobile gym infrastructure as a prime contractor (66% of recent awards) and subcontractor, with significant exposure to Army materiel command blanket purchase agreements and Defense Logistics Agency standing-order vehicles. Beaverfit is a limited liability company structured as a for-profit organization and operates primarily under NAICS 339920 (Sporting and Athletic Goods Manufacturing) and PSC codes for athletic and recreational equipment, competing across full-and-open procurements, total small business set-asides, and non-set-aside awards with roughly equal distribution.

Beaverfit's capability portfolio centers on modular fitness systems delivered in containerized and trailer formats: mobile gym kits in 5-foot, 10-foot, and 20-foot configurations (model families BF-H2F, BF-SUNPRO-1600, and variants); Army Combat Fitness Test storage lockers and expeditionary performance lockers; custom training rigs and outdoor fitness infrastructure; turf flooring systems; and accessory packages (dumbbells, barbells, kettlebells, equipment bundles). Representative prime work includes a $7.2 million Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) firm fixed-price purchase order for Holistic Health and Fitness equipment at Fort Eustis (awarded September 30, 2025, SBIR Phase III); a $379.8 million Defense Department Southeast Region purchase order for H2F Human Performance Equipment under SBIR Phase III at Fort Hood (awarded June 24, 2026); a $309.2 million Pacific Air Forces purchase order for a Beaverfit Training Facility, 736 Variant 1 in Yigo, Guam (awarded June 25, 2026); and a $711.3 million GSA purchase order for a mobile gym kit (model BF-SUNPRO-1600) destined for Fort Riley, Kansas (awarded February 26, 2026). Beaverfit also holds a $475 thousand GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract (awarded September 4, 2025, running through September 3, 2030) from which 28 task orders have been placed, including delivery orders for Army units, Air Mobility Command, US Marshals Service Training Academy, and Marine Expeditionary Unit support.

Customer concentration is dominated by Army entities. The Department of the Army Materiel Command Sustainment Command anchors the portfolio with six awards carrying combined potential value of $100.6 million, including a significant $100 million Blanket Purchase Agreement (W911S219A5004) for portable fitness products; the Department of the Army Forces Command placed 71 awards valued at $23 million; and the Department of the Army Training and Doctrine Command issued seven awards totaling $10 million. Together, these three Army customer segments account for over 92% of combined potential value across all awards. Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment leads by award count with 124 orders (many likely small-dollar line items), while the GSA Federal Acquisition Service and standalone Department of the Army accounts trail significantly in both count and dollars. Of 55 distinct customer agencies, the Army portfolio demonstrates material concentration: Army-related entities (TRADOC, Forces Command, Materiel Command, National Guard units, and the broader Department of the Army) account for the vast majority of recent contract value.

Beaverfit places work under three primary vehicle families. The Special Operations Equipment — Tailored Logistics Support vehicle carries 106 task orders; the Army Materiel Command Blanket Purchase Agreement W911S219A5004 anchors 98 task orders with $25.8 million in combined potential value and runs as a single-award vehicle supporting Army worldwide fitness procurement; and the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract supports 28 delivery orders at $1.6 million combined value, enabling governmentwide ordering by civilian and military agencies. An Indefinite Delivery Contract (SPE8EJ21D1026) rounds out the active vehicle footprint with 18 task orders.

Activity has accelerated sharply. Award volume climbed from eight awards in 2022 and nine in 2023 to 128 in 2024, then receded to 16 in 2025 and 32 year-to-date in 2026, reflecting the scale-up of subcontract placements under the Materiel Command BPA and Special Operations logistics vehicles in 2024 followed by a normalization of task-order pace. The recompete cliff within the next twenty-four months carries minimal risk: only nine awards with combined potential value of $1.8 million face ultimate completion dates in that window, suggesting Beaverfit has secured long-term blanket agreements and indefinite delivery contracts that shield the portfolio from near-term recompete exposure.

Beaverfit subcontracts heavily under Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc., a primary contractor participating in Army Special Operations and DLA standing-order vehicles. The source names Atlantic Diving Supply as the prime on more than 100 subcontract line items spanning October 2023 through January 2025, with Beaverfit delivering expeditionary lockers, training facilities, performance turf, accessory packages, and custom training rigs to Army units, brigades, and specialized operations commands worldwide. This deep sub-engagement under a single prime represents the bulk of Beaverfit's sub-award activity and indicates a specialized role as a fitness-equipment supplier within a larger Army supply-chain vehicle.

The portfolio is heavily concentrated in two categories: Sporting and Athletic Goods Manufacturing (204 awards) and Service Establishment Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers (122 awards), with PSC concentration in Athletic and Sporting Equipment (169 awards) and Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment (37 awards). Beaverfit's specialization in Army and special operations fitness infrastructure, combined with its entry into SBIR Phase II and Phase III programs and its presence on long-term blanket purchase agreements, positions it as a niche but high-visibility supplier for military readiness and holistic health and fitness modernization initiatives across the Department of Defense.