Epilog Corporation

Epilog Corporation, doing business as Epilog Corp, manufactures and sells laser engraving, cutting, etching, and marking systems to federal agencies as a prime contractor on over 1,000 purchase orders and delivery orders spanning the past three decades. Epilog is a small business, Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Golden, Colorado, competing predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides across its prime footprint—approximately 70% of recent awards carry small business set-aside designations, with the remainder issued full-and-open or under no set-aside.

Epilog's federal customer base spans 185 distinct agencies, concentrated heavily in the Department of Defense. The top five customers by award count and potential value account for roughly 31% of combined potential value: the Department of the Air Force (89 awards, $3.3 million), Air Combat Command (69 awards, $2.8 million), Naval Sea Systems Command (49 awards, $2.4 million), Air Mobility Command (46 awards, $2 million), and US Pacific Fleet Forces (55 awards, $1.5 million). The Air Force and Navy rank consistently across both volume and dollar rankings, with no meaningful tension between the two metrics—Epilog supplies discrete systems ranging from $12,500 to $121,260 per transaction rather than anchoring large dollars on a handful of customers. Civilian agencies including NASA, the Department of Justice, and the National Park Service round out the portfolio, typically procuring single units for research, facility operations, or administrative support.

Epilog's primary vehicle is the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, carrying 802 task orders valued at $24.4 million combined potential value. The company also holds a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with Naval Sea Systems Command, awarded December 2022, running through December 2026 with a $493,350 ceiling. The BPA has generated five calls totaling $342,000, with four additional firm-fixed-price calls valued between $37,950 and $113,850 per order, all designated Total Small Business set-asides. The recent BPA call issued January 21, 2026, procured one Epilog Fusion Pro 36 laser system for Navy shipbuilding and modernization, scheduled for delivery to Westlake, Maryland by March 2, 2026.

Representative recent prime work includes a $121,260 firm-fixed-price purchase order from Army Joint Munitions Command (February 2026, completion March 2026) for a laser machine delivery to Golden, Colorado; a $45,030 order from Air Force Air Education and Training Command (August 2025, completion October 2025) for two laser etchers with training to support the 433rd Military Training Squadron at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas; a $85,835 purchase order from Air Force Air Test Center (September 2024, completion November 2024) for an Epilog Fusion Pro 48 Dual Source laser system at Edwards Air Force Base, California; and a $90,100 order from Air Forces Europe and Africa (September 2024, completion September 2024) for 48 laser etchers to support the 48th Maintenance Group. Epilog supplies equipment across the Fusion Pro series—ranging from 24-watt to 120-watt CO2 lasers with dual-source fiber laser configurations—for tool marking, equipment serialization, materials processing, and facility support applications across maintenance squadrons, test centers, and logistics commands.

Award activity has declined notably. Epilog received 30 awards in 2023, 15 in 2024, 6 in 2025, and 2 in 2026 year-to-date—a 93% drop from peak activity. Combined potential value across all recent awards totals $38.8 million, with $37.4 million obligated (97% of potential value), indicating strong delivery performance. No recompete cliff is evident given the short performance timelines on individual purchase orders; the NAVSEA BPA runs through December 2026 and represents the primary multi-year vehicle.

Epilog subcontracts minimally—only two sub-awards appear in the source, one to Asrc Federal Facilities Logistics (October 2024, Fusion Pro 48 Dual Source laser system supply) and one to University of Dayton (June 2022, product support and modernization). The subcontract footprint is negligible; Epilog operates as a direct prime supplier across nearly all federal business.

Primary NAICS concentration sits in Other Metalworking Machinery Manufacturing (804 awards), Machine Tool Manufacturing (86 awards), and Metal Coating and Engraving Services (34 awards). The top PSCs reflect this manufacturing focus: Industrial Marking Machines (205 awards), Miscellaneous Machine Tools (139 awards), and Accessories for Secondary Metalworking Machinery (69 awards). Epilog remains a specialized manufacturer of tangible goods rather than a services or systems integrator—every award is equipment procurement, system delivery, or on-equipment maintenance, positioning the company as a single-source supplier of laser manufacturing equipment rather than a prime systems integrator or sub-tier player in larger defense programs.