Geissele Automatics LLC

Geissele Automatics LLC, a North Wales, Pennsylvania-based manufacturer of precision firearms components and complete rifle systems, operates as a prime contractor supplying specialized small arms to federal law enforcement and defense agencies. The company is a for-profit limited liability company that holds no SBA designations and competes predominantly in full-and-open, small-business-set-aside, and sole-source competitions across its federal footprint; approximately 40% of recent awards carry total small business set-asides, while 60% are full-and-open or sole-source procurements. Geissele manufactures all work at its primary North Wales facility and a secondary location in Crane, Indiana.

Geissele's capability portfolio centers on medium-range gas gun sniper systems, AR-platform rifles in multiple calibers (5.56 NATO, 6.5 Creedmoor, 6 ARC), suppressors, flash hiders, charging handles, triggers, rail systems, and associated spare parts and accessories. Representative work includes a $29.3 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with U.S. Special Operations Command (awarded September 2023, extending through September 2033) for MRGG-S sniper systems and related components; a $21 million single-award IDC with Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection (September 2022 through September 2027) for Armalite rifles and rifle parts; a $20 million single-award IDC with the U.S. Secret Service (September 2026 through September 2031) for 5.56 AR rifles and accessories supporting the Rowley Training Center; a $3.78 million single-award IDC with the Secret Service (September 2025 through September 2030) for 6.5 Creedmoor rifles and parts; and a $2.99 million single-award IDC with the Drug Enforcement Administration (August 2026 through August 2031) for .308 Winchester Designated Marksman/Observer rifle systems.

Customer concentration sits heavily with special operations, law enforcement, and DHS agencies. The top five customers by potential value account for 91% of Geissele's combined award value: U.S. Special Operations Command (22 awards, $48.9 million), DHS Customs and Border Protection (6 awards, $28.5 million), DHS U.S. Secret Service (7 awards, $26.8 million), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (4 awards, $9.2 million), and Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration (22 awards, $4.4 million). By award count, the FBI Headquarters Division (25 awards, $2.6 million) and DEA (22 awards, $4.4 million) lead, but these are smaller-dollar task orders; USSOCOM dominates the potential-value ranking through its large, multi-year IDV platform. Geissele serves 38 distinct federal agencies across the Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Justice, and civilian enforcement entities.

Geissele holds multiple large parent vehicles. The two dominant vehicles are both DHS IDCs: contract 70B06C22D00000020 (47 task orders, $20.2 million combined potential value) supporting multi-agency procurement of components and small arms under DHS auspices, and contract H9240323D0003 (17 task orders, $19.2 million combined potential value). The USSOCOM MRGG-S single-award IDC (contract 70B06C23D00003, $29.3 million ceiling) has generated 17 delivery orders since September 2023. Additional significant vehicles include the CBP Armalite rifles and rifle parts IDC ($21 million) and the Secret Service 5.56 AR and 6.5 Creedmoor IDCs, collectively representing the bulk of Geissele's $129.5 million combined potential value footprint.

Award activity has grown modestly year over year — 12 awards in 2022 to 25 in 2026 — with 15 awards (combined potential value $6.7 million) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore facing recompete risk. The company has no identified subcontractor footprint; all 172 awards in the source are prime awards.

Geissele's NAICS concentration is singular: 153 of 172 awards fall under NAICS 332994 (Small Arms, Ordnance, and Ordnance Accessories Manufacturing), with PSC coding dominated by Guns Through 30Mm (93 awards) and Miscellaneous Weapons (52 awards). The vendor manufactures complete rifle systems, components, and accessories on a firm fixed-price basis with economic price adjustment clauses common on large orders. Obligated dollars total $49.9 million across the $129.5 million potential value, indicating consistent execution and strong government utilization of existing vehicle capacity.