Coverttrack Group Inc.

Coverttrack Group Inc. Coverttrack Division, a Phoenix-based manufacturer of GPS tracking devices, airtime subscriptions, and covert surveillance mapping software, operates as a prime contractor exclusively — 265 awards across federal law enforcement agencies with no subcontractor footprint. The company is a child entity of 3SI Security Systems Inc., a for-profit manufacturer based in Malvern, Pennsylvania.

Coverttrack's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward law enforcement. The Drug Enforcement Administration dominates the prime portfolio, accounting for 229 of 265 awards (86% of the count) and $2.2 million of the $5.5 million combined potential value. The remaining customer base includes the Department of Agriculture Forest Service (8 awards, $26 thousand), Department of Justice Offices (4 awards, $10 thousand), Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives (4 awards, $29 thousand), the General Services Administration Office of the Inspector General (3 awards, $4 thousand), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (2 awards, $288 thousand), the Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection (1 award, $224 thousand), and the Navy Criminal Investigative Service (3 awards, $115 thousand). The top-customer ranking by potential value reveals a single outlier: a $2.5 million GSA Federal Acquisition Service award that appears in the source data but is not itemized in the DEA-dominated detailed awards. Nearly all other dollars flow to DEA operations. Coverttrack places work on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (14 task orders, $851 thousand combined potential value), and the balance of awards are direct purchase orders to DEA field divisions and specialized units (HIDTA task forces, Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces, diversion control operations).

Capability work is uniform across the footprint. Coverttrack supplies GPS tracking devices (including the Stealth 5 unit featuring 4G Cat-M1 Verizon connectivity and 10-ampere-hour battery), monthly unlimited-update airtime subscriptions (typically unlimited 5-second location pings), access to proprietary mapping software (Unitrack and Coverttrack Mapping/CovertTrack products), and device maintenance and repair. Representative awards include a $186 thousand purchase order from DEA for FY25 covert track services (April 2025–September 2027); a $553,053 renewal of one-year airtime and subscription access for Boston-area operations (October 2023–October 2024); a $224,153 Customs and Border Protection award for tracking devices and service (September 2022–September 2023); a $36,477 delivery order under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule for license renewals supporting Houston DEA operations (July 2023–July 2024); and a $36,595 Navy Criminal Investigative Service purchase order for Coverttrack kits and services (May 2024). Coverttrack also sells surveillance phone apps for audio, video, and GPS monitoring via the Coverttrack.com platform and cell-phone tracking applications.

Activity has grown from 25 awards in 2022 to 46 in 2024, then moderated to 37 in 2025 and 5 awards (all within the past two weeks) in 2026. Combined potential value stands at $5.5 million with $2.9 million obligated to date (54%). Four awards totaling $249 thousand reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure. The vendor competes exclusively full-and-open; no awards carry set-aside designations except two historical DEA purchase orders marked as "Partial Small Business" (2023) and "Total Small Business" (2022–2023), suggesting prior small business compliance status that is not currently active. Primary NAICS coverage is Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing (95 awards), Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing (78 awards), and All Other Telecommunications (57 awards). PSC coding reflects IT and Telecom Network Support Services (56 awards), Professional Communications Support (25 awards), and Satellite Communications and Telecom Access Services (20 awards), with secondary categories capturing alarm and security detection systems (15 awards) and telecommunications network management (13 awards).