Kirila Fire Training Facilities, Inc.

Kirila Fire Training Facilities, Inc., doing business as Kirila Realty, is a small-business prime contractor that designs, fabricates, installs, and maintains specialized fire and rescue training equipment and infrastructure for the Department of Defense and federal civilian agencies. Headquartered in Fowler, Ohio, Kirila operates predominantly under small-business set-asides, with recent awards split between total small business set-asides and full-and-open procurements across federal fire training modernization programs. The company holds a $21.8 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract with the Naval Air Warfare Center running through March 2030, anchoring its portfolio and enabling task-order placement across Navy and Marine Corps installations worldwide.

Kirila's concrete capability set spans live fire trainers, helicopter mock-ups (particularly UH-60 variants), vehicle rollover props, confined space trainers, structural burn trainers, flashover trainers, and firefighter training system maintenance—delivered as individual equipment deliveries or comprehensive turnkey installation and support. Representative prime work includes a $1.495 million purchase order from Air Education and Training Command (awarded December 2024) to design and install a two-story Class A burn trainer and three-story propane burn trainer at Goodfellow Air Force Base in Texas; a $349,750 delivery order from Air Force Materiel Command (January 2026) for commercial-off-the-shelf live fire training props to Hill Air Force Base under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule; a $240,000 Naval Air Warfare Center purchase order (September 2025) for a mobile UH-60 helicopter firefighting trainer with PLC-based scenario simulation and wireless controls; and a $1.541 million cost-no-fee delivery order (December 2024) under the Naval Air Warfare Center IDIQ for aviation firefighter training systems and props maintenance at Washington, DC. The company also holds positions on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and has executed repair and maintenance contracts across multiple Air Force commands including Air Combat Command, Air Mobility Command, and Pacific Air Forces.

Customer concentration by award count is diffuse across the Air Force, with the top five customers (all USAF commands) accounting for approximately 50% of the 244 awards in the source data: Air Combat Command leads with 35 awards ($2.4 million combined potential value), followed by Air Education and Training Command (31 awards, $5.7 million), Air Force Space Command (23 awards, $2.4 million), Air Mobility Command (20 awards, $2.1 million), and Materiel Command (13 awards, $1.6 million). By potential value, however, the Naval Air Warfare Center dominates with 5 awards carrying $24.5 million in combined potential value—predominantly the $21.8 million IDIQ and task orders against it—representing 43% of Kirila's total $57.4 million portfolio ceiling across all 244 awards. The Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of the Army, and Department of Justice US Marshals Service represent minority customers. The gap between award count and dollar concentration reflects the NAVAIR IDIQ's outsized leverage relative to typical Air Force purchase orders for individual trainers or components.

Kirila's top parent vehicles include the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (55 task orders, $4.2 million combined potential value), the Naval Air Warfare Center IDIQ N6134024D0002 (2 task orders, $2.2 million), and Air Force contract FA480021D0008 (1 task order). The company also participates in the General Services Administration's One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services. Category concentration is heavy in Building Inspection Services (61 awards), Commercial and Industrial Machinery Repair and Maintenance (44 awards), and Prefabricated Metal Building Manufacturing (13 awards), with PSC-level concentration in fire-fighting and fire-safety equipment maintenance (47 awards) and fire-fighting equipment procurement (37 awards).

Recent activity shows modest volatility: the source captures ten awards in 2022, four in 2023, eight in 2024, four in 2025, and two in 2026 through mid-March. Five awards (combined potential value $2.2 million) face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, creating modest recompete exposure. Kirila maintains a 99% prime footprint (242 of 244 awards), with only two sub-awards on record: a March 2025 sub with Battelle Memorial Institute for an airbase technologies K3FTF system operational check, and a November 2023 sub with Midnight Sun-Centennial Kirratchiaq JV for fireman training facility repair. The company has delivered over thirty years of fire training infrastructure and maintains established relationships across Air Force training commands, making it a specialized prime in the federal fire and rescue training equipment market with deep NAVAIR and USAF customer penetration.