No Limits Audio / Visual, Incorporated

No Limits Audio / Visual, Incorporated, doing business as No Limits AV, designs, procures, installs, and maintains audiovisual systems and equipment for federal agencies as a woman-owned small business prime contractor, competing exclusively under Total Small Business set-asides on a portfolio of 186 awards worth $13 million in combined potential value.

No Limits AV is a woman-owned small business subchapter S corporation based in Muncie, Indiana. The vendor operates entirely as a prime contractor (100% of awards) with zero subcontract footprint. Primary NAICS coding reflects the work: Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing (148 awards) and Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors (23 awards). PSC codes align to video recording and reproducing equipment (74 awards), construction of exhibit design (21 awards), and audio/visual publication support (14 awards). The vendor competes under Total Small Business set-asides on nearly all awards; only four contracts in the recent portfolio carried no set-aside designation.

Customer concentration is extreme and narrow. The Department of the Interior National Park Service National Office dominates, accounting for 108 awards (58% of the portfolio) worth $6.2 million in combined potential value. The top five NPS regional offices and the National Office together represent 70% of award count and 83% of combined potential value, with National Park Service National Office alone delivering $6.2 million across 108 task orders under two IDIQs: Indefinite Delivery Contract INP08PC60754 (48 task orders, $2.2 million combined potential value) and Indefinite Delivery Contract INP14PC00111 (40 task orders, $1.8 million combined potential value). Thirty-five distinct federal agencies have issued awards, but NPS work is the business. Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service, Department of the Air Force, Department of the Army, Department of Agriculture Forest Service, and Hawaii National Guard round out secondary customers, collectively representing the remaining customer set but in low-volume order sizes.

Representative work spans theater and visitor-center audiovisual upgrades at national monuments and historic sites. Mount Rushmore National Memorial received a $399.6 thousand definitive contract in September 2024 for design and installation of complete UHD 5.2 surround systems for two theaters and one amphitheater, with completion targeted for August 2025. Lewis & Clark National Historic Site in Astoria, Oregon was awarded a $98.8 thousand contract in May 2025 for audiovisual system upgrade covering projectors, sound systems, media players, screens, control systems, and microphones in two theaters and one room. Ellis Island at the Statue of Liberty National Monument received a $74.7 thousand definitive contract in September 2026 for accessibility-compliant audio-visual systems in two theaters with UHD video, 3.1 surround sound, Blu-ray and BrightSign media players, hearing assistance, and audio description systems. Smaller orders include a $75.2 thousand purchase order from Fish and Wildlife Service Region 7 in September 2026 for HDMI matrix video switchers and amplifier replacement at Kenai National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center, and a $33.5 thousand contract from Hawaii National Guard in September 2025 for video conferencing equipment across four conference rooms at Diamond Head Road in Honolulu. The vendor has also executed maintenance and support contracts; Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine in Maryland received a $111.9 thousand purchase order in May 2024 extending through November 2029 for quarterly AV maintenance, annual cable testing, and technical support across seven interactive exhibit spaces. Minot Air Force Base held a $69.7 thousand maintenance and repair contract running through July 2028 for comprehensive AV system support.

Activity has declined year over year across the portfolio window: six awards in 2022, fourteen in 2023, nine in 2024, eight in 2025, and four in 2026 (through September). Only three awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $220 thousand, presenting minimal recompete exposure in the near term. Combined dollars obligated across all awards stand at $9.2 million, representing 71% of the $13 million combined potential value, indicating moderate cash flow realization against the award ceiling. The vendor has maintained SAM.gov registration since 2005 and has built a narrow but durable federal footprint anchored entirely to NPS visitor-center and theater audiovisual modernization work under two agency IDIQs.

We provide audio, video, control, and theatrical lighting solutions.