Gannon & Scott Phoenix, LLC

Gannon & Scott Phoenix, LLC, a foreign-owned subsidiary of Metalor Technologies USA Corporation, is a Phoenix, Arizona-based precious metals refining, recovery, and secure destruction services provider operating as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards) across full-and-open federal markets, with concentrated volume under single-award indefinite delivery contracts with the Department of the Navy. The company competes across all set-aside categories, though most work carries no set-aside designation — however, a portion of task orders under its Navy IDCs are reserved for Total Small Business, reflecting the vendor's small business eligible profile.

Gannon & Scott Phoenix's federal footprint centers on silver reclamation, recovery, and account maintenance services, classified and unclassified non-paper waste destruction, IT equipment sanitization and secure disposal, and precious metals analysis. Representative prime work includes a $1.1 million aggregate of silver reclamation delivery orders from Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) under contract N0025321D0001 for processing high and low silver content materials; a $300,000 indefinite delivery contract with NAVSEA for non-paper waste destruction of classified materials; a $698,713.80 single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with Air Force Materiel Command Electronic Systems Center effective January 2026 through February 2031 for certified destruction of Special Access Program (SAP) IT equipment; and a $82,890 Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Disposition Services IDC for equipment and materials testing, including precious metals analysis, running through May 2032. Work is performed across multiple locations, including the contractor's primary Phoenix, Arizona facility; field sites at Naval shipyards in Rhode Island and Connecticut; Battle Creek, Michigan (for DLA Disposition); and customer installations at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada and other defense facilities.

Customer concentration is extreme and postures significant recompete risk. Naval Sea Systems Command dominates both absolute volume and award count: 102 of 126 awards (81% by count) carry a combined potential value of $9.2 million of the vendor's $10.8 million total portfolio (85% by dollars). The Air Force Materiel Command Electronic Systems Center accounts for 7 awards totaling $1 million in potential value, and the remaining six agencies (Air Combat Command, DLA Disposition, Air Education and Training Command, Army, and District Washington) collectively represent 12 awards valued at roughly $500 thousand. The recompete cliff is light in the next twenty-four months: only one award (combined potential value $1.1 million) faces ultimate completion inside that window — atypical for a vendor of this size and an indicator that most underlying IDC ceilings remain substantially unobligated.

The vendor's vehicle position rests on five named Navy and Defense Logistics Agency IDCs and one Air Force BPA. The top three IDCs—N0025315D0002, N0025321D0001, and N0025305D0019—collectively carry 91 task orders valued at approximately $4.1 million in combined potential. N0025321D0001 and N0025315D0002 specifically appear to anchor the silver reclamation and recovery mission, while the $300,000 non-paper waste destruction IDC (single-award, awarded June 2024, running through June 2029) identifies Gannon & Scott Phoenix as the only NAVSEA-approved destruction vendor in the New England region capable of NSA-compliant classified material destruction. The newly refreshed Air Force BPA (awarded January 2026) extends through February 2031 and explicitly targets SAP IT equipment destruction — a growth vector given the Air Force's expanding secure disposal requirements.

Activity has been flat to slightly declining year over year across the five-year visible window (11 awards in 2022 to 5 through mid-2026), though this reflects task order issuance patterns under stable IDC relationships rather than recompete losses. The contractor issued 126 total awards with $5.6 million of the $10.8 million potential value obligated to date (52% realization), indicating substantial remaining ceiling capacity, particularly under the Navy contracts.

By service category, the vendor's award portfolio splits decisively between precious metals secondary smelting and refining (NAICS 331492: 66 awards), materials recovery facilities (NAICS 562920: 29 awards), and waste treatment and disposal (NAICS 562998: 14 awards). PSC coding confirms this split: "Salvage—Other" (PSC R699) carries 70 awards; "Support—Management: Financial" (PSC Z741) 11 awards; maintenance and repair of miscellaneous equipment (PSC H319) 8 awards; and IT and telecom security and compliance services (PSC D321) 5 awards. The NAICS and PSC distribution reflects dual streams of core precious metals processing capacity alongside complementary secure IT destruction and waste management services that draw from the same operational footprint and supply chain.

The vendor holds a minor subcontract footprint: two task orders under Consolidated Nuclear Security LLC's Management and Operating contracts for Y-12 National Security Complex and Pantex Plant, with sub work beginning February 2025. These awards, brief in description, suggest materials handling or equipment services rather than prime-level precious metals or destruction work.

Gannon & Scott Phoenix is a child entity of Metalor Technologies USA Corporation, a North Attleborough, Massachusetts-based manufacturer of goods with foreign ownership. This corporate structure aligns with Metalor's global precious metals refining footprint and positions Gannon & Scott Phoenix as the U.S. federal services arm of a multinational metals processor — a material capability signal given the specialized technical requirements around precious metals analysis, inventory management, and secure material handling that underpin both the silver reclamation business and the destruction services work.

Gannon & Scott is a 100 year old privately held US company that specializes in recovering precious metal (Gold, Silver, Platinum, Palladium and Rhodium) from multiple manufacturing waste streams, recycled products and other commodities. We also provide certified destruction for electronic waste, data storage devices, IT components. Registered as a manufacturer under the ITAR program through the U.S. Department of State. Processing and/or destruction of all customer material can be witnessed by your organization or third party representatives at our facilities and can be handled on a 'closed-box' basis provided certain criteria are met. All material received at our fully permitted facilities in Cranston, RI and Phoenix, AZ is destroyed in the process of recovery. We primarily use thermal processing to create precious metal-bearing end products that are globally recycled.