Inveris Training Solutions, Inc.

Inveris Training Solutions, Inc., a subsidiary of Meggitt PLC and a manufacturer of advanced firearms training simulators, engagement skills trainers, targetry systems, and range infrastructure equipment, operates as a prime contractor on Department of Defense training and weapons systems contracts, holding a $359.8 million small-business-set-aside Live Training Ranges and Combat Training Centers (LTRaC) Multiple Award Contract and a $2 million Army indefinite-delivery contract for targetry spare parts and field service support through November 2028. The company is based in Suwanee, Georgia, and competes predominantly in full-and-open procurement across multiple federal agencies with no characteristic set-aside posture despite periodic small-business awards.

Inveris delivers concrete capabilities in live-fire weapons simulators—including FATS (Firearms Training Simulator) systems in BlueFire configuration—and virtual reality engagement skills trainers (EST II), targetry systems including moving armor targets (MAT) and stationary infantry targets (SIT), range control software and instrumentation, maintenance and repair services for training infrastructure, and systems integration. Representative prime awards include a $7.9 million PEO Simulation, Training and Instrumentation definitive contract for AFRICOM Engagement Skills Trainer II delivery in Senegal with performance through December 2026, a $2.7 million Defense Security Assistance Command contract for Jordan EST 2000 program equipment through January 2026, a $1.25 billion M4A1 and M249 BlueFire routine maintenance delivery order from PEO SimTrain through September 2023, a $1.14 million Navy Reserve delivery order for FATS 100MIL system software against the GSA Multiple Award Schedule through December 2025, and sustained range maintenance and spare parts task orders across Army Installation Management Command regions valued $32 thousand to $361 thousand each.

Customer concentration is highly fragmented across Department of Defense components. The top five customers by award count represent only 30% of awards: Department of the Army (196 awards, $12.3 million), TACOM Life Cycle Management Command (195 awards, $134.6 million), Navy Installations Command (148 awards, $8.7 million), Air Force (130 awards, $3.2 million), and Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region (118 awards, $36 million). By potential value, the portfolio skews toward TACOM and Detroit Arsenal: the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal anchors 87 awards carrying $667.8 million in combined potential value—a recompete concentration risk—while TACOM's 195 awards carry $134.6 million. No single customer exceeds 15% of total dollars; the Marine Corps ranks third with $79.6 million across 67 awards, signaling Army dominance but across diverse subcomponents.

Inveris operates from three primary vehicle positions: the GSA Federal Supply Schedule GS02F0414D with 1,035 task orders ($127.1 million), the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) with 219 task orders ($41.2 million), and the Army Indefinite Delivery Contract DAAE2002D0021 with 142 task orders ($73.8 million). The company also holds a Blanket Purchase Agreement with U.S. Marshals Service Management Support Division ($350,000 ceiling, established February 2026) and a BPA with Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region ($975,000, established May 2023). These vehicles enable streamlined access across military installations and federal law enforcement for simulators, targetry, and range sustainment.

Award activity shows significant growth from 62 prime awards in 2022 to 132 in 2024, with a sharp decline to just 34 in 2025 and 8 year-to-date in 2026—a trajectory suggesting pipeline stress or potential recompete churn. The recompete cliff presents material risk: 21 awards valued at $13.3 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, including sole-source and small-business-set-aside vehicles that anchor recurring Army training sustainment.

Inveris subcontracts primarily through Atlantic Diving Supply on Army weapons simulator and targetry components—mortar simulators, grenade launcher simulators, M320 machine gun non-guns, and stationary/mobile target systems represent the bulk of visible sub work, spanning 30+ task orders from mid-2024 through early 2025. Additional sub relationships include General Dynamics Mission Systems (targetry range automated control and post-deployment software), ASRC Federal Facilities Logistics (stationary infantry targets and field assembly work), Blue Spader Contractors (firing range baffle replacement), and Reeves Young (range construction). The sub-footprint skews toward equipment delivery and specialized component manufacturing rather than integration or program management.

Inveris is a Meggitt PLC subsidiary, with parent corporate structure providing proprietary access to BlueFire wireless simulator technology, advanced target actuation systems, and range instrumentation that anchor its federal posture. The source identifies conflicting parent ownership—one reference cites Parker-Hannifin Corporation—but Meggitt PLC dominates recent award summaries and government descriptions. As a manufacturer of goods under primary NAICS 334511 (Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing), Inveris competes across 1,115 awards under Computer Training and 750 under Armament Training Devices PSC, reflecting its core market in live-fire and simulation training platforms.

FATS, Inc. (OTC: FATS) designs and sells software and hardware simulation training systems that improve the skills of the world's military, law enforcement and security forces. FATS is an ISO 9000 certified company.