Intermountain Lock And Security Supply Co

Intermountain Lock And Security Supply Co, doing business as IML Security Supply, supplies commercial locks, electronic cylinder cores, server cabinet locks, key management systems, and security hardware to federal agencies exclusively as a prime contractor through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule. The South Salt Lake, Utah-based small business has held continuous federal registration since 1999 and competes predominantly under full-and-open solicitations, though it qualifies for and wins total small business set-asides when agencies designate them.

The vendor's recent award footprint reflects deep penetration of defense and civilian agency facility security needs. Representative prime work includes a $507,360.84 delivery order from Veterans Integrated Service Network 21 (issued July 13, 2026) for electronic cylinder cores and mechanical server cabinet locks; a $108,453.33 total small business set-aside delivery order from an agency headquarters division (July 2024) for FY24 lock components; and a $75,544.83 total small business set-aside from Naval Strategic Systems Programs (September 2024) for combined core products. Civilian agency presence includes a $14,727 total small business set-aside from Western Area Power Administration (May 2023) for key box replacement at Folsom headquarters. The vendor's historical scope spans ligature-resistant locks for VA healthcare facilities, RFID locks for Navy installations, panic bars for Naval Facilities Engineering Command, and specialized electronic locks (KABA MAS X10, Alarm Lock Trilogy T2, CDX 10) for security-critical spaces.

Customer concentration is diffuse across 102 distinct agencies, with no single customer commanding more than a few percent of recent volume. The top-count customer, Veterans Integrated Service Network 22, accounts for 16 awards valued at $184 thousand — representative of the vendor's typical deal size. By potential value, Army Materiel Command at Fort Hood dominates with three awards valued at $5 million combined, reflecting episodic larger facility upgrades. GSA Federal Acquisition Service follows at $4.8 million across seven awards. The Marine Corps (10 awards, $124 thousand) and Naval Sea Systems Command (8 awards, $20 thousand) round out the top tier. This distribution signals transactional, non-strategic relationships — the vendor operates as a catalog supplier to many agencies rather than as a sole-source or strategic partner to a few.

IML Security Supply seats entirely on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, with 123 task orders carrying $2.5 million in combined potential value. The vendor holds no seats on GWACs or other multi-agency IDIQs. Recent activity shows flat to declining volume: one award in 2026 (year-to-date), six in 2025, ten in 2024, five in 2023, and four in 2022. Only two awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $524 thousand, indicating minimal recompete exposure. The vendor has never operated as a subcontractor — the entire 281-award portfolio consists of prime work. Its award history spans facility maintenance, security upgrades, and component replenishment orders typically ranging from $350 to $50,000, with occasional larger delivery orders for multi-building lock replacement campaigns. Annual obligated dollars average under $1 million, reflecting a commodity-supplier posture rather than a systems-integration or large-scale security engineering capability.

IMLSS has been a trusted source of security hardware for over 45 years. IMLSS is specially equipped to meet the needs of government customers and has the ability to utilize a vast network of installers to facilitate turn-key solutions as needed.