Mallory Safety & Supply LLC

Mallory Safety & Supply LLC, doing business as Mallory Safety And Supply, is a Longview, Washington–based for-profit manufacturer and distributor of firefighting equipment, personal protective gear, cold weather apparel, and specialized safety supplies that operates as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) across fifty-eight federal agencies. The vendor is a wholly owned subsidiary of The Mallory CO., doing business as Rain Or Shine, and competes on unrestricted full-and-open basis across the federal landscape rather than under set-aside categories, though it receives both set-aside and unrestricted task orders across its portfolio.

Mallory Safety & Supply's customer concentration is extreme and deliberate: the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Troop Support Construction and Equipment accounts for 668 awards valued at $4.45 billion combined potential value, representing 78% of all recent awards and 98% of combined potential value across the entire portfolio. This concentration reflects Mallory's anchor position on the Fire & Emergency Services Equipment Tailored Logistics Support Program, a $985 million multiple-award IDIQ that the vendor holds as a small-business set-aside awardee (awarded August 2023, ultimate completion March 2024 per source but task orders continue at scale). Task orders against this vehicle number 298 with $14.6 million combined potential value. Beyond DLA, the Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center's Program Executive Office Soldier stands as the second-largest customer by dollars: seven awards totaling $73.5 million, anchored by a $49 million multiple-award IDIQ for extreme cold weather protective systems (awarded December 2021, ultimate completion November 2024) and delivery orders for cold weather glove systems, mittens, and related apparel. DLA Clothing and Textiles represents a smaller secondary customer with twenty-nine awards totaling $430 thousand for boot covers under a single-award IDIQ (ceiling $165,308, awarded May 2024, ultimate completion May 2027). The Department of the Navy and the Department of the Army Training and Doctrine Command round out the top five.

Mallory Safety & Supply's commodity footprint centers on fire suppression and emergency response equipment—dry chemical fire extinguishers, fire hoses, mobile aircraft firefighting trainers, fire support connex boxes, and digital fire training systems dominate the award list. Cold weather protective apparel (gloves, mittens, boots, extreme cold weather systems) anchors the secondary category. Tertiary work spans riot gear, safety badges, rescue harnesses, respirator fit testing systems, medical devices (AED units), and specialized equipment including aquatic safety rope ensembles and KIRILA fire training propane systems. Representative prime awards include $949.5 million delivery orders for mobile aircraft firefighting equipment under the DLA Fire & Emergency Services IDIQ (January 2024), an $8.3 million delivery order for cold weather glove systems from PEO Soldier (December 2021), a $4.54 million delivery order for extreme cold weather mittens from PEO Soldier (July 2023), and a $643.8 million delivery order for maritime emergency response mobility systems (August 2022). Recent smaller awards include a $95,888 purchase order from Customs and Border Protection for handheld through-wall detection devices (March 2026), a $43,811 purchase order from the Army Training and Doctrine Command for hazmat boots (February 2026), and an $89,198 purchase order from Customs and Border Protection for wall radars for the Special Operations Group El Paso Sector (September 2025).

Activity has declined moderately in recent years—thirty-nine awards in 2022 to ten year-to-date in 2026—and recompete exposure is minimal: only one award (valued at $601) faces ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months. Mallory Safety & Supply holds four core vehicle positions: the $985 million Fire & Emergency Services Equipment Tailored Logistics Support Program (298 task orders), a $4 million single-award IDIQ for Amerex fire extinguishers from DLA Construction and Equipment (awarded January 2026, ultimate completion January 2031), the $49 million PEO Soldier extreme cold weather systems IDIQ (ultimate completion November 2024 per source), and the $165,308 DLA Clothing and Textiles boot cover IDIQ. The vendor places work across dozens of additional IDIQs and BPAs through DLA regional offices and Army subordinate commands, with SPM8EH14D0004 representing 206 task orders at $10.5 million combined value.

Mallory Safety & Supply subcontracts minimally—three sub-awards total in the source data (0.3% of portfolio) to Vigor Marine LLC for USS Gabrielle Giffords weldcloth supplies, Amentum Services for Army equipment relocation work, and Northrop Grumman for launcher hardware. The vendor operates as a pure prime across its federal footprint, drawing on parent company The Mallory CO.'s operational and manufacturing infrastructure. Product sourcing indicates relationships with branded suppliers—Amerex Corporation for fire extinguishers, Scott Safety for breathing apparatus, Timberland PRO for boots, CMC for rescue harnesses, and KIRILA for fire training equipment—but these appear reflected as procurements rather than subcontract relationships in the source.

Corporate structure places Mallory Safety & Supply as a child entity of The Mallory CO., which maintains its own federal prime contract portfolio and a General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule contract. The parent's Rain Or Shine operating name appears throughout Mallory Safety & Supply award summaries, suggesting integrated go-to-market positioning with shared backend operations from the Longview headquarters.