Monaco Enterprises, Inc.

Monaco Enterprises, Inc. manufactures fire alarm systems, mass notification systems, and emergency communications infrastructure for the Department of Defense as a prime contractor across 2,652 awards (99% of footprint), competing full-and-open with no SBA set-asides despite HUBZone eligibility on one isolated award.

Monaco is a for-profit manufacturer headquartered in Spokane Valley, Washington, operating under primary NAICS 334220 (Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing) and PSC codes anchored to alarm, signal, and security detection systems. The company holds no blanket SBA designations; its federal posture is unrestricted competition. Place of performance spans domestic Air Force, Army, Navy, and Coast Guard installations, as well as overseas locations including South Korea, Japan, Germany, the United Kingdom, the Azores, and the Middle East, with manufacturing and administrative backbone in Spokane Valley.

Monaco's concrete capability portfolio centers on the D-21 fire alarm system and D-21 V2 next-generation platform — proprietary hardware and software the company manufactures and services. Recent representative work includes a $962,932.01 purchase order from Air Combat Command (May 2026) to upgrade fire reporting system central receiving and dispatch equipment at Marysville, California; a $478,970.38 order from Pacific Air Forces (June 2026) for Windows 11 technology upgrades to the D-21 system across five fire stations and emergency operations centers at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska; a $435,213.49 purchase order from Air Mobility Command (September 2025) for preventative maintenance and inspection (PMI) services on the D-21 system at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois, with a base period through September 2026 and four optional one-year extensions; and a $314,954.77 order from Air Forces Europe and Africa (September 2025) to purchase and install D-21 Monaco V2 reporting software upgrades across three buildings at Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany. Work spans system design, manufacturing, field installation, software upgrades, preventative maintenance, inspection, and operator training. The company also supplies fire alarm parts, panels, servers, and communications equipment.

GSA Schedule labor spans five categories from $164.42 to $217.43 hourly, all bachelors-degree-based with two to five years of field or supervisory experience; no classified or security-cleared roles are offered. Labor framing aligns with field engineering, project management, and technician-level installation and survey work — consistent with the fire alarm and emergency communications system installation and maintenance mission.

Customer concentration is heavily Air Force–centric. The top five customer agencies by award count account for 44% of recent prime awards: Department of the Air Force (348 awards, $7.9 million potential value), Department of the Army (317 awards, $1.3 million), Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command (221 awards, $23.6 million), Department of the Air Force Air National Guard (191 awards, $12.3 million), and Department of the Air Force Air Education and Training Command (109 awards, $8.4 million). By potential value, the same five agencies account for 16% of combined potential value, with Air Combat Command anchoring the dollar concentration at $23.6 million across 221 awards. The split between volume and dollars signals that Air Combat Command places large system-wide upgrades and long-term PMI contracts, while other Air Force commands and the Army place smaller, routine maintenance and equipment orders.

Monaco operates primarily under two parent vehicles. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) carries 179 task orders worth $16.5 million combined potential value and serves as the dominant ordering vehicle for GSA and military agencies seeking fire alarm equipment and installation services. The Law Enforcement & Security Services vehicle (1,435 task orders, $74.4 million potential value) indicates a legacy or aggregated PSC-code vehicle through which a large volume of small orders flow; this vehicle's presence reflects the nature of federal fire safety procurement across dispersed installations. Two Federal Supply Schedules (GS07F3275A with 109 task orders and GS07F7832C with 77 task orders valued at $104 thousand) represent additional GSA ordering channels. A $582,808.50 Blanket Purchase Agreement with Air Combat Command (through May 2028) funds electrical systems training on Monaco fire alarm and mass notification system installation, programming, testing, troubleshooting, and maintenance, with two BPA calls issued to date ($21,585.50 in May 2025 for education and training, and $131,025 in February 2026 for FY 26 Monaco Training Courses).

Activity has remained steady year-to-year: 49 awards in 2022, 64 in 2023, 51 in 2024, 63 in 2025, and 28 through October 2026. Thirty-nine awards (combined potential value $7.6 million) complete within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure; this modest recompete cliff reflects the long-tail maintenance and PMI structure of Monaco's federal business, where multi-year contracts and renewals dominate and near-term completions are sparse.

Monaco subcontracts minimally — only 1% of the footprint (33 sub-awards). Named prime contractors include General Dynamics Mission Systems, Inc. (on Global Aircrew Strategic Network Terminal Increment 2 Block 1, a nuclear-hardened communication system for aircrew alerting; on Radionuclide Operations & Maintenance), Serco Inc. (on Oncers V2 deployment and Physical Security System–Enterprise Architecture services), Netcentric Technology, LLC (on Kirtland Engineering Operations Services for Kirtland Air Force Base), Parsons Government Services Inc. (on technical support, products, and services extensions), ASRC Federal Facilities Logistics, LLC (on conventional transceiver panel and communicator board field units), and PTSI Managed Services Inc. (on services under Performance Work Statement Rev 3). The sub-award pipeline reflects Monaco's selective use of larger systems integrators for specialized defense projects outside its core fire alarm and emergency communications domain.

Monaco's footprint is narrow and deep: 1,899 of 2,685 awards (71%) fall under NAICS 334220 (Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing), with a secondary cluster of 128 awards under NAICS 561621 (Security Systems Services except Locksmiths). By PSC code, 1,372 awards align with miscellaneous alarm, signal, and security detection systems, and 91 align with maintenance, repair, and rebuild of alarm and security detection equipment. The portfolio shows zero diversification into IT services, management consulting, or logistics — Monaco is a hardware manufacturer and equipment-services provider, not a systems integrator or information technology vendor. The company competes full-and-open across the defense sector and does not anchor its strategy to set-asides or small-business preference categories; its competitive posture centers on proprietary product ownership (the D-21 system) and established relationships with Air Force civil engineering and emergency management communities.

Recent activity (October 2026) includes a $24,534.53 delivery order from Air Education and Training Command for preventative maintenance on Monaco fire systems at Altus Air Force Base, Oklahoma, under GSA Multiple Award Schedule.

Site survey, design, engineering, manufacture, installation, training, maintenance, inspection, and repair of Force Protection, Computer Aided Dispatch / 911, Facilities Management, Fire, and Security Systems.