Fort Miller

Fort Miller and its subsidiaries, particularly Tymetal Corp., are prominent providers of specialized gate systems and related services to the U.S. federal government. As a manufacturer of industrial, commercial, and correctional gates, Fort Miller's subsidiary Tymetal Corp. has established itself as a trusted contractor for the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (OBO), a component of the U.S. Department of State. The company's expertise lies in the production and maintenance of high-security gate systems, which are crucial for protecting U.S. embassies and other overseas facilities. Fort Miller's registration in SAM.gov expired on October 15, 2002, but its subsidiary Tymetal Corp. continues to actively receive federal contract awards.

Through its federal contract awards, Fort Miller, via Tymetal Corp., has provided a wide range of goods and services tailored to the specific needs of U.S. overseas facilities. These include the delivery of embassy gate parts, specialized hinges, control systems for NEC sliding gates, spare gearboxes, and complete gate systems. In addition to hardware, the company offers comprehensive services such as gate operator training, maintenance, and repair services for broken embassy compound man-traps and gates. Notable contracts include a $116,990 purchase order for control systems for NEC sliding gates and a $26,000 contract for training on bi-fold gate operation and maintenance. The majority of these contracts have been awarded by the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations, indicating a strong ongoing relationship with this agency. It's worth noting that none of the reviewed contracts had set-aside designations, suggesting that Fort Miller and Tymetal Corp. compete successfully in full and open competition for these specialized products and services.