CCI Capco, LLC

CCI Capco, LLC, doing business as Valor Tactical Innovation, manufactures military-grade munitions components, ordnance assemblies, and small arms parts as a tribally owned, minority-owned prime contractor to the Department of Defense, with 100 percent of its recent award footprint in prime contracts and no subcontract work. The company is headquartered in Grand Junction, Colorado, with manufacturing operations also at Coachella, California, and operates as a single-award and multiple-award indefinite delivery contractor across Army, Navy, and Air Force programs.

CCI Capco's capability portfolio centers on impulse cartridges (BBU-series, CCU-series, and other DODIC-designated components), conical fin assemblies for munitions systems, grenade launcher assemblies and accessories, rifle and carbine barrels, and small precision components such as washers and fasteners. Concrete recent awards include a $38.2 million single-award IDC with Naval Air Systems Command (NAIDS) issued February 5, 2026, for 40mm impulse cartridges (CCU-136A/A and CCU-145/A) under the XM1166 40mm Low Velocity High Explosive Airburst program through January 30, 2031; a $27.8 million single-award IDC with Army PEO Ammunition (awarded September 13, 2023) for BSU-33 C/B conical fin assemblies with two delivery orders issued to date ($3.02 million and $2.42 million); a $140 million multiple-award IDC with Air Force Materiel Command (awarded April 19, 2022) for BBU-35A/B impulse cartridges with two delivery orders totaling $1.67 million; a $105 million multiple-award IDC with Air Force Materiel Command (awarded May 3, 2022) for BBU-36A/B impulse cartridges with three orders totaling $571 thousand; and a $7.83 million single-award IDC with Army Contracting Command Warren (awarded July 17, 2025, total small business set-aside) for barrel and front sight assemblies. The company also holds a $2.854 million total small business definitive contract from TACOM Life Cycle Management Command (awarded September 24, 2025) for receiver assemblies and a $1.087 million SBIR Phase II contract from PEO Ammunition (awarded September 17, 2021) for modernized ammunition primers.

CCI Capco's customer concentration is heavily concentrated in Army and Air Force munitions and component supply. The top five customer commands—Air Force Materiel Command (28 awards, $370.6 million), Army PEO Soldier (31 awards, $305.5 million), Naval Sea Systems Command (35 awards, $231.9 million), Army Contracting Command Picatinny Arsenal (13 awards, $161.7 million), and Army Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal (22 awards, $135.5 million)—account for 70 percent of the combined potential value across all awards. By volume, Naval Sea Systems Command leads with 35 awards, followed by PEO Soldier with 31 and the broader Army with 30 awards, covering 42 percent of the award count. The divergence signals that AFMC and PEO Soldier anchor the largest dollars despite Naval Sea Systems Command maintaining the highest order frequency.

CCI Capco's award trajectory has contracted sharply. The company logged 20 awards in 2022, declining to 7 in 2023, 5 in 2024, 6 in 2025, and 2 in the opening months of 2026. Across all 356 prime awards in the source footprint, combined potential value reaches $1.71 billion, with $655.3 million obligated to date (38 percent realization). The recompete cliff over the next twenty-four months presents modest exposure: six awards with ultimate completion dates inside that window carry combined potential value of $12.6 million—small relative to the overall portfolio but significant recompete opportunities for competitors, particularly on the Army barrel-and-sight-assembly IDC and related small business set-aside work.

CCI Capco competes across both full-and-open and small business set-aside vehicles. Of the named IDVs, the NAIDS $38.2 million contract and the two Air Force multiple-award IDCs carry no set-aside designation, while the Army PEO Ammunition $27.8 million BSU-33 fin-assembly contract and the ACC Warren $7.83 million barrel-assembly contract are total small business set-asides. Individual delivery orders split similarly: recent awards under non-set-aside IDVs trade on full-and-open terms, while awards from the small business vehicles carry set-aside designations where applicable. This posture positions CCI Capco to pursue both unrestricted competition on large volume IDVs and dedicated small business set-aside work, with demonstrated success on both tracks.

The vendor's category concentration reflects its core manufacturing identity. Top NAICS codes include Small Arms, Ordnance, and Ordnance Accessories Manufacturing (125 awards), Explosives Manufacturing (98 awards), and Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing (53 awards). By PSC, Cartridge and Propellant Actuated Devices and Components (PSC 1377) dominates at 113 awards, followed by Guns Through 30mm (67 awards) and Nuts and Washers (50 awards). This concentration underscores CCI Capco's role as a specialized munitions component supplier rather than a broad-spectrum defense contractor, with expertise in pyrotechnic initiators, ammunition subcomponents, and precision small arms accessories. The company has held a SAM.gov registration dating to 2001 and maintains an Indian Economic Enterprise designation as a registered entity within a federally recognized tribe.