Emergency Technology Inc.

Emergency Technology Inc., doing business as Soundoff Signal, is a Michigan-based self-certified small disadvantaged business manufacturer that supplies LED lighting systems, siren controllers, composite speakers, traffic advisors, and taillight flashers for emergency vehicles to the federal government, almost exclusively as a prime contractor on delivery orders and indefinite delivery contracts set aside for small businesses.

The company operates as a for-profit corporation headquartered in Hudsonville, Michigan, with a subsidiary, ETI Lighting, LLC. Across primary NAICS codes spanning motor vehicle electrical and electronic equipment manufacturing and motor vehicle supplies wholesaling, Emergency Technology Inc. competes predominantly under small business set-asides, particularly total small business designations on its parent IDIQs with the Department of Justice, though many downstream delivery orders carry no set-aside. The vendor's footprint is narrowly concentrated: 604 of 605 awards are prime contracts; one sub-award appears in the source data under Atlantic Diving Supply for a rapid-deployment vehicle warning kit branded as Soundoff Signal.

Customer concentration is extreme. The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons accounts for approximately 85% of the 605 awards in the source data—512 awards across five distinct Bureau of Prisons facilities and the Central Office. By dollar value, concentration is even tighter: the Bureau of Prisons Central Office alone holds $78.9 million of the $158.3 million combined potential value across all awards, anchored by two major IDIQs. The FBI Headquarters Division appears second by potential value with $15.6 million across eight awards, representing an outlier customer by agency. The top three Bureau of Prisons facilities—Bastrop (169 awards, $38.4 million), Victorville (154 awards, $11.1 million), and La Tuna (115 awards, $11.7 million)—account for 438 awards and $61.2 million in combined potential value.

The vendor holds three core vehicle positions. The primary vehicle is a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (DJU4600004753) valued at $78.5 million with a total small business set-aside, awarded by the Bureau of Prisons Central Office on June 24, 2022, with an ultimate completion date of June 23, 2026, which has generated 144 task orders worth $18.8 million. A second vehicle (DJU4600003963), also a Bureau of Prisons single-award IDC, has generated 173 task orders worth $3.5 million. A third vehicle (15UC0C22D00001728) carries 124 task orders valued at $21.6 million. Work under these vehicles spans LED light bars, traffic advisor controllers, siren controllers, composite speakers, mounting brackets, and ignition security systems for correctional facility vehicle fleets. Task order values range from approximately $10 thousand to over $700 thousand.

Activity has remained robust. Awards per year show 35 in 2022, 20 in 2023, 29 in 2024, 43 in 2025, and 16 in the first half of 2026 year-to-date. Seven awards totaling $4.4 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating modest recompete exposure. The company has obligated $58.5 million of its $158.3 million total potential value to date, indicating active fulfillment across the portfolio.

The source data spans from February 1996 forward, reflecting a long-standing federal contracting relationship with the Bureau of Prisons. Recent awards from June and July 2026 for light bars, LED bars, siren controllers, and taillight flashers under both total small business and non-set-aside delivery order designations are representative of current work. The vendor's specialization in standardized emergency vehicle lighting and signaling equipment for federal corrections operations, combined with its established position on two large Bureau of Prisons IDIQs, has created a narrow but deep customer footprint with high switching costs tied to equipment standardization across the corrections system.