Thomas J. Morris III

Thomas J. Morris III, operating as Eagle Point Gun–TJ Morris & Sons, a veteran-owned sole proprietorship based in West Deptford, New Jersey, supplies ammunition and firearms to federal correctional and law enforcement agencies as a prime contractor competing under total small business set-asides and full-and-open competition. The vendor operates from Thorofare, New Jersey and has secured 86 prime purchase orders worth a combined $945 thousand across recent federal fiscal years, with 63% of awards concentrated among five Bureau of Prisons facilities.

Customer concentration is acute and stable across the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons system. The top five facilities account for 63% of all awards and 71% of combined potential value: United States Penitentiary Lee County (11 awards, $204 thousand), Metropolitan Detention Center Brooklyn (5 awards, $135 thousand), United States Penitentiary McCreary (14 awards, $129 thousand), Federal Correctional Institution Manchester (19 awards, $111 thousand), and Federal Correctional Complex Lompoc (5 awards, $90 thousand). Manchester leads by award count but trails Lee County by dollar value, indicating smaller individual purchase orders at that facility. The vendor serves 22 distinct federal agencies in total, but 71% of potential value flows through the five largest Bureau of Prisons buyers.

Capability framing is narrow and specialized. The vendor manufactures and supplies small arms ammunition (9mm, 5.56mm, .223 caliber rounds) and related duty and training ammunition to support staff training, custody operations, and firearms proficiency at federal correctional facilities. Recent representative awards include a $24.8 thousand total small business set-aside from United States Penitentiary Lee County in April 2026 for 9mm and 5.56mm ammunition, a $36.8 thousand total small business set-aside from Metropolitan Detention Center Brooklyn in March 2026 for various ammunition calibers, and a $24.6 thousand total small business set-aside from Federal Correctional Complex Lompoc in September 2025 for 9mm Federal HST hollow point and 5.56 full metal jacket rounds. The vendor also received a $4.77 million purchase order from Immigration and Customs Enforcement in February 2026 for M4 semi-automatic 12-gauge shotguns supporting ICE's Office of Firearms and Training Programs at Fort Benning, Georgia; this award was terminated for the government's convenience on July 10, 2026 with zero ceiling value at termination.

Award activity has remained flat across recent years — eight awards in 2022, nine in 2023 and 2024, four in 2025, and six through September 2026 — indicating stable but modest contract volume. The vendor competes predominantly under total small business set-asides for ammunition (roughly 50% of awards carry small business set-aside designation) and full-and-open competition for smaller training ammunition orders, with no participation in federal contract vehicles such as GWACs, BPAs, or GSA schedules. All 86 awards are prime contracts; the vendor has no subcontract footprint. Product concentration by NAICS reflects small arms ammunition manufacturing (43 awards) and ammunition manufacturing excluding small arms (28 awards), with minor diversification into ordnance accessories and sporting goods wholesale (7 combined awards). The source data spans from March 2005 through September 30, 2026, but award activity in recent years shows consistent placement of $4 thousand to $37 thousand firm fixed-price purchase orders, with the ICE shotgun contract as a significant outlier.

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