M3T Corporation

M3T Corporation, a veteran-owned small business based in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, delivers physical security systems integration, installation, maintenance, and repair services to defense and civilian federal agencies primarily as a prime contractor (99% of 380 recent awards). The company holds SBA Certified Veteran-Owned Small Business status through June 2, 2028, and competes across a mix of set-aside and full-and-open opportunities, with recurring Total Small Business and Veteran-Owned Small Business set-aside wins.

M3T's concrete capability portfolio centers on Lenel OnGuard access control and physical security platform support, integrated commercial intrusion detection systems (ICIDS), video surveillance, demilitarization camera repair, and related labor-hour maintenance services. Representative prime work includes a $1.678 million firm fixed-price contract with the Army War College (awarded April 2025) for electronic security system maintenance at Carlisle Barracks spanning approximately 120 ESS zones with five-year performance through October 2030; a $645.641 million delivery order from Veterans Integrated Service Network 2 (awarded April 2025) for Lenel Security System maintenance and support at Bath VA Medical Center through March 2030 on a base-plus-four-option-years structure; a $710.376 million delivery order with the Air Force (awarded April 2025) for badging technology refresh at Eglin Air Force Base's 33rd Fighter Wing through March 2030; and a $320.965 million purchase order with VA Office of Information Technology (awarded September 2024) for 24/7 maintenance and support of Lenel OnGuard and Pelco video security systems at Martinsburg, West Virginia through September 2029.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to Naval Supply Systems Command, which accounts for 123 awards (32% of the total count) and $6.8 million combined potential value — substantially above the second-ranked customer. The top five customer agencies by award count (Naval Supply Systems Command, Defense Logistics Agency Distribution, Veterans Integrated Service Network 4, Army Contracting Command Redstone, and Naval Sea Systems Command) represent 54% of recent awards. By potential value, Naval Supply Systems Command and GSA Federal Acquisition Service dominate, with NAVSUP carrying the highest absolute dollars and GSA's MAS-vehicle positioning driving $4 million in potential value despite fewer individual awards — signaling that M3T's GSA MAS seat (ceiling $475 thousand, awarded September 2024 through August 2029) serves as a concentrated dollar vehicle for civilian agencies including SSA, NIH, USDA, and the VA.

M3T holds active indefinite delivery contracts anchoring its federal footprint. The Naval Supply Systems Command IDC N0018924DZ028 (ceiling $1.476 million through June 2027, awarded June 2024) has generated 53 task orders totaling $1 million and serves as the most-used delivery vehicle across the portfolio. The Federal Supply Schedule MAS contract (ceiling $475 thousand) underpins 105 task orders worth $9.7 million in combined potential value, the highest vehicle-level concentration. Older Army Contracting Command IDCs for Lenel OnGuard and ICIDS maintenance at Letterkenny Army Depot (ceiling $440.360 million through March 2026 and $363.405 million through May 2026, both awarded 2023) continue to sustain recurring maintenance orders. Joint Munitions Command awarded a Total Small Business IDC (ceiling $55.102 million through October 2028, awarded November 2025) for demilitarization and FLIR camera repair. Veterans Integrated Service Network 4 awarded a Veteran-Owned Small Business IDC (ceiling $82.491 million through January 2031, awarded February 2026) for Lenel S2 Security System support at Coatesville Medical Center. Across the top five parent vehicles, M3T has placed 195 task orders (51% of prime awards) with combined potential value of $17.7 million — indicating heavy reliance on recurring indefinite vehicles rather than new full-and-open competition.

M3T's GSA labor portfolio spans 12 hourly categories from Finance Specialist ($68.27/hr, high school education, no clearance) through Software Systems Engineer ($165.80/hr, high school education, five years experience, no clearance). The portfolio skews toward technician-level and supervisory roles — Apprentice Security Technician ($85.12/hr), Security Technician ($125.90/hr), Senior Security Technician ($134.77/hr), Project Manager ($148.96/hr), and Contracts Manager ($112.60/hr) — reflecting the company's service delivery model. No security-cleared labor categories are offered, consistent with M3T's civilian and defense physical-security focus without intelligence-community or compartmented work.

Activity volume has remained relatively stable across 2022–2025 (17–24 awards per year) but declined to 11 awards in early 2026, suggesting either a lag in source data coverage or early-year procurement timing. Over the past five years, M3T has secured a combined potential value of $30.7 million across 380 awards, with $17.2 million obligated (56% drawdown), indicating steady cash flow and moderate utilization rates on its vehicle portfolio. Fifteen awards (combined potential value $829 thousand) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing modest recompete exposure relative to the broader portfolio but concentrated in the NAVSUP and Army Redstone vehicles where M3T has dominant share.

M3T's sub-award footprint is minimal — four sub-awards representing 1% of the total count, all under BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services Inc., spanning access control door installations and programming support with modest ceiling values. This structure reflects M3T's positioning as a prime vendor rather than a frequent subcontractor.

The vendor's award concentration in physical security systems maintenance and repair services across defense (Navy, Army, Air Force, Joint Munitions Command) and civilian agencies (VA, USDA, SSA, NIH, civilian DoD) is reinforced by the top NAICS classification — Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths) representing 300 of 380 awards. Top PSC codes emphasize maintenance/repair of alarm and security detection systems (77 awards) and miscellaneous security detection systems (50 awards), with secondary focus on IT and telecom security support labor (30 awards). Place of performance is predominantly Mechanicsburg and Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, with scattered performance at customer sites (Letterkenny Army Depot, Coatesville VA, Bath VA, Eglin AFB, Carlisle Barracks, and various Navy facilities).

Provide integrated solutions utilizing physical and electronic components to provide:

Facility Security;

Credential Management;

Systems Integration;

Theft Prevention;

Cash Storage, Handling, Transport;

Physical Security Product Distribution;