BRG Precision Products Inc.

BRG Precision Products Inc., a for-profit Subchapter S corporation based in Derby, Kansas, manufactures precision timekeeping equipment—multi-zone time clocks, world clocks, LED display systems, and Ethernet time synchronization devices—and sells directly to federal agencies as a prime contractor under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, with no subcontract footprint.

BRG competes full-and-open; recent awards carry no set-aside designations. The vendor holds a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract (Federal Supply Schedule) with a $20 million ceiling running through February 2031, issued by the Federal Acquisition Service on February 11, 2026. BRG has been registered in SAM since May 2001 and operates primarily from its Derby, Kansas facility, though recent delivery orders specify performance locations at military installations and government offices nationwide and overseas (Crane, Indiana; Indian Head, Maryland; Westminster, Colorado; Norfolk, Virginia; Italian and German installations; and other subordinate component commands).

The customer base is broad and fragmented across 208 distinct agencies. The GSA Federal Acquisition Service dominates by dollar value, accounting for $27.9 million of the $34.5 million in combined potential value across the 1,005-award footprint, driven by the MAS vehicle itself. By award count, the Department of the Army (88 awards, $372 thousand), the United States Marine Corps (68 awards, $346 thousand), Naval Sea Systems Command (39 awards, $182 thousand), and the U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces (32 awards, $193 thousand) form the core defense customer base. Smaller customers include the Missile Defense Agency, Air Combat Command, and Air Force Europe and Africa, alongside civilian agencies such as the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Department of State's regional bureaus. The top five customers by combined potential value account for 84% of the portfolio, but concentration is primarily driven by the MAS ceiling rather than large task orders—the typical delivery order ranges from under $100 to $6,000, with occasional larger orders reaching $20,000 to $121,000.

Activity has been volatile: 37 awards in 2022, declining to 21 in 2023 and 24 in 2024, then flattening to 9 in each of 2025 and 2026. The combined potential value across all 1,005 awards is $34.5 million, but only $7.3 million (21%) has been obligated, indicating a large tail of priced catalog items awaiting task order placement. Recent representative work includes a $121,112 delivery order from the Federal Acquisition Service in November 2025 for 16 units of multi-zone time clocks at $5,842.75 each; a $37,243.75 Total Small Business set-aside delivery order from the Surface Deployment and Distribution Command in December 2023 for 53 digital wall clocks supporting First Army Headquarters; and a $22,911.21 delivery order from Air Forces Europe and Africa in October 2024 for office supplies at a Germany location. Naval Sea Systems Command placed four orders between April 2 and April 24, 2026, ranging from $1,928.93 to $4,099.65 for time zone clocks and personnel time awareness equipment. The company's work is almost entirely delivered through the GSA MAS vehicle (625 task orders, $4.8 million combined potential value) and the Federal Supply Schedule GS00F0015N (230 task orders, $915 thousand), both government-wide acquisition vehicles enabling streamlined catalog purchasing.

BRG's product line spans multi-zone digital wall clocks (2-zone through 12-zone configurations), LED world view displays with customizable time zone and color options, Ethernet time and Julian date clocks, POE-enabled numeric display clocks, graphical remote control programmers, take-a-number queue management systems, and replacement accessories including infrared remotes and USB adapters. The federal procurement classification is split between time-measuring instruments (406 awards, the core business), office supplies (254 awards), and office devices and accessories (109 awards), with smaller exposure in related controls and electrical components. The vendor specializes in federal-specification timekeeping solutions for military command centers, operational coordination spaces, video teleconference facilities, and distributed government offices requiring synchronized multi-time-zone displays.

manufactures commercial clocks