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, complete weapons platforms, and tactical accessories to federal law enforcement, defense, and special operations agencies—competitively awarded across full-and-open and small-business-set-aside vehicles with no federal grant or subcontractor footprint. The for-profit limited liability company competes predominantly full-and-open in federal procurement, with selective participation in total small business set-asides on certain vehicles; the company holds no SBA 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or other disadvantaged-business certifications.

Geissele's federal capability portfolio centers on AR-15 platform rifles, complete medium-range gas gun sniper (MRGG-S) systems, precision components (triggers, rail systems, upper and lower receivers, charging handles, suppressors, flash hiders), and specialized ammunition and parts supporting law enforcement training, tactical operations, and special operations missions. Representative work includes a $4.28 million delivery order from U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) for medium-range gas gun sniper rifle systems and kits (September 2023), a $3.06 million order from U.S. Customs and Border Protection for duty rifles supporting CBP field operations (September 2025), a $9.1 million Immigration and Customs Enforcement delivery order for precision long guns and accessories supporting armed agents and the Office of Firearms and Tactical Programs (September 2025), and a $1.01 million Naval Supply Systems Command definitive contract for training guns supporting combat assault rifle sustainment (May 2023).

Customer concentration is acute and highly leveraged toward special operations and Homeland Security law enforcement. USSOCOM dominates both award count and dollar value, accounting for 20 awards worth $47.6 million combined potential value—roughly 46% of Geissele's entire federal portfolio. The top five customers by potential value (USSOCOM, Customs and Border Protection, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, U.S. Secret Service, and U.S. Air Force Air Mobility Command) represent 90% of combined potential value across 36 awards. The Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters Division leads by award count at 25 awards, but those awards carry only $2.6 million in combined potential value, indicating high volume of small orders. USSOCOM's 20 orders carry $47.6 million, signaling deep platform commitment and large individual task orders.

Geissele holds a portfolio of large indefinite delivery vehicles that anchor its federal footprint. The centerpiece is USSOCOM's $29.3 million single-award IDV for Medium Range Gas Gun Sniper (MRGG-S) systems, spare parts, and related accessories, awarded September 29, 2023, and extending through September 28, 2033—which has generated 20 delivery orders worth $47.6 million combined potential value to date. A second major vehicle, the DHS IDV 70B06C22D00000020 (form and characteristics not fully specified in source but indexed as a primary parent vehicle), supports 46 task orders worth $19.8 million combined potential value, distributed across Drug Enforcement Administration, Customs and Border Protection, and other DHS agencies. Customs and Border Protection holds a $21 million single-award IDV for Armalite rifles and rifle parts running through September 29, 2027 and set aside for small business, which has generated 5 awards including the $3.06 million duty rifle delivery order. The U.S. Secret Service recently awarded Geissele a $3.78 million single-award IDV (September 18, 2025, through September 17, 2030) for 6.5 Creedmoor rifles, accessories, and parts, which has already generated 3 delivery orders worth $930 thousand. Naval Supply Systems Command holds a $323 thousand vehicle (IDV N0016417DJN43) supporting trigger assemblies and related components.

Activity has grown year over year, from 12 awards in 2022 to 27 awards in 2025, with 2026 showing 12 awards as of mid-July. Combined potential value stands at $102.4 million across 159 total awards, with $45.8 million (45%) obligated to date. Fifteen awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry $10.7 million in combined potential value and face recompete risk; USSOCOM's large IDV and the CBP and Secret Service IDVs carry the highest recompete exposure in that window.

Geissele operates exclusively as a prime contractor—100% of the 159 awards in the source are prime awards with no subcontractor or sub-recipient footprint identified. The company manufactures all work at its primary North Wales facility and at a secondary location in Crane, Indiana when USSOCOM sniper system production requires it. The vendor competes across 37 distinct customer agencies, with heaviest concentration in DoD special operations (USSOCOM), Department of Homeland Security enforcement and protection missions (CBP, ICE, Secret Service), and Department of Justice law enforcement (FBI, DEA, ATF, U.S. Marshals Service). Recent awards show geographic reach including federal law enforcement training centers (FLETC, FBI Academy, U.S. Marshals Service Training Academy), civilian security agencies (TSA, NOAA Office of Law Enforcement), and inspector general offices across multiple departments (Social Security Administration OIG, Treasury TIGTA, EPA OECA).