Cellular Tracking Technologies LLC

Cellular Tracking Technologies LLC, doing business as Mobile Tracking Technologies, manufactures specialized wildlife telemetry and tracking equipment — GPS transmitters, cellular and satellite tracking devices, automated radio telemetry systems, and Motus-compatible VHF tags — sold as a prime contractor to federal conservation and research agencies. The vendor competes predominantly in full-and-open federal procurements (95% of awards are prime contracts) and holds small-business certifications across selected awards, though it does not operate under a formal SBA set-aside program.

Based in Rio Grande, New Jersey, Cellular Tracking Technologies is a for-profit manufacturer registered in SAM since November 2009, classified under NAICS codes spanning telecommunications equipment manufacturing (Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing, All Other Telecommunications) and PSC codes for miscellaneous communication equipment and natural resources management goods. The vendor's customer base spans 26 federal agencies with heavy concentration in the Department of the Interior and secondary presence in the Department of Agriculture and Smithsonian Institution. The top five customers by award count — USGS Office of Acquisitions and Grants (13 awards, $610 thousand combined potential value), the Smithsonian Institution (7 awards, $54 thousand), USDA APHIS Wildlife Services (5 awards, $202 thousand), Fish and Wildlife Service (8 awards total across two reporting entities, $283 thousand combined) — account for 50% of recent awards. By potential value, USGS, APHIS, FWS Region 9, FWS Region 2, and National Park Service Alaska Region represent 59% of the vendor's combined potential value.

Recent representative work includes a $178,520 firm-fixed-price purchase order from FWS Region 9 (April 2026) for 107 GPS GSM flicker tags deployed on cinnamon teal waterfowl at Pahranagat National Wildlife Refuge, a $103,400 total small-business set-aside purchase order from APHIS for fifty GPS/GSM avian transmitters (January 2026), a $81,128 order from USGS for automated radio telemetry equipment supporting California coastal wildlife studies (December 2022), a $62,038 order from FWS Juneau for GPS raptor tracking devices (May 2024), and a $53,250 order from USGS for GPS and cellular/satellite wildlife tracking devices in collar configuration supporting white-tailed ptarmigan research in Colorado (January 2024). The vendor operates across three indefinite-delivery parent vehicles (FA300213D0008, M2900007AC008, SPE2DS16DN001) with one task order each; these vehicles do not anchor the customer relationship — the majority of sales flow through individual purchase orders.

Award activity declined from seven orders in 2021 to a recent low of three in 2023, recovering to six in 2024 and two in 2026 year-to-date. Only one award (FWS Region 9, $179 thousand) faces ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, presenting limited near-term recompete exposure. The vendor serves primarily as a prime contractor (63 of 66 awards, or 95%), with three subcontract engagements under Federal Aviation Administration EPICS program primes including Narongsak Marican & Son Ltd., Spartan Education LLC, and Southeastern Kentucky Rehabilitation Industries, Inc., though these represent minimal revenue relative to the prime footprint. SCI data capture is minimal — one subcontract record in FY2024 representing 0.2 FTEs — reflecting the vendor's goods-centric business model; SCI excludes products and equipment sales, which form the core of Cellular Tracking Technologies' federal revenue.

We manufacture tracking devices for birds and mammals.