Point Blank Enterprises, Inc.

Point Blank Enterprises, Inc., doing business as The Protective Group. A Point Blank, is a self-certified HUBZone joint venture and manufacturer of ballistic protection systems and personal protective equipment operating as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) across defense, law enforcement, and civilian federal agencies. Headquartered in Pompano Beach, Florida, with additional manufacturing in Miami Gardens and Jacksonville, North Carolina, Point Blank is a for-profit manufacturer classified primarily under NAICS codes for apparel, armor, and protective equipment manufacturing (PSC codes: Armor Personal, Clothing Special Purpose, Individual Equipment). The company is owned by parent entity Point Blank Intermediate Holding LLC and competes predominantly full-and-open, with no recurring set-aside designations across its prime footprint.

Point Blank's federal business centers on design, production, and delivery of ballistic protection systems—ceramic and composite armor plates, ballistic vests and carriers, modular scalable vest systems, enhanced small arms protective inserts (ESAPI), lightweight plates, maritime buoyant plates, ballistic combat shirts, and surveillance platforms (IP surveillance systems, covert toolbox systems, and armored vehicles). Recent representative work includes a $26.8 million delivery order from PEO Soldier (April 2025) for modular scalable vests, a $4.32 million BPA call from Naval Air Systems Command (February 2026) for CH53 cabin armor, a $35.56 million delivery order from Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support (October 2023) for ESAPI production, and a $2.41 million purchase order from the Internal Revenue Service (September 2025) for surveillance platform and retrofit equipment.

Customer concentration is heavily anchored by the Department of the Army. PEO Soldier dominates potential value at $3.51 billion across 22 awards, driven primarily by the $1.39 billion Modular Scalable Vest indefinite delivery contract (running through December 2029) and the $555.36 million Ballistic Combat Shirt indefinite delivery contract (running through April 2033). Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support ranks second with $989.4 million across 27 awards, predominantly for ESAPI production. The Marine Corps places 24 awards worth $286.7 million, primarily for lightweight plates. By award count, the GSA Federal Acquisition Service leads with 81 awards ($46.9 million combined potential value), followed by the Drug Enforcement Administration with 56 awards ($2.1 million), reflecting Point Blank's position on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) and its surveillance platform business serving law enforcement. The top five customer agencies account for 96% of combined potential value.

Point Blank holds the largest concentration of awards under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, with 120 task orders valued at $97.9 million, placing it strategically on a government-wide vehicle used across civilian agencies. The company maintains multiple large indefinite delivery contracts: the $1.39 billion Modular Scalable Vest master contract with PEO Soldier (10 task orders in the source, $144.6 million), the $555.36 million Ballistic Combat Shirt contract with PEO Soldier (multiple task orders), the $989.4 million ESAPI contract portfolio with DLA Troop Support (27 orders), the $50 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with Naval Air Systems Command for ballistic armoring systems (single award, awarded March 2024, completion March 2026), and a $5.26 million maritime buoyant plate contract with Naval Sea Systems Command (awarded February 2026, completion February 2027). Additional parent vehicles include the Law Enforcement and Security Services vehicle (72 task orders, $13.3 million) and multiple DLA indefinite delivery contracts.

Activity has declined materially over the past five years, from 40 awards in 2022 to 3 awards in 2026 (as of mid-February). This trajectory reflects both the maturation of large master contracts now issued as delivery orders rather than new awards, and a recompete cliff: only two awards are due to complete in the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $31.1 million), substantially lower than historical run rates. The $1.39 billion MSV contract and $555.36 million BCS contract—the company's revenue anchors—remain active through 2029 and 2033, respectively, but their completion dates lie well outside the near-term recompete window.

Point Blank subcontracts minimally (1% of recent awards). Named subcontract work includes ballistic plate supply to Lockheed Martin for operational logistics support (November 2024), and vulnerability and ballistics R&D support to Booz Allen Hamilton for the Soldier Protection Directorate (April 2024), with a second Lockheed Martin sub noted in October 2022 for the same operational logistics ballistic plate work. The subcontract footprint is sparse relative to prime volume.

Point Blank's surveillance platform capability—IP surveillance systems, covert toolbox systems, minivan and SUV platforms for law enforcement—is executed through the GSA MAS vehicle and generates recurring small-dollar task orders from the Drug Enforcement Administration and other federal law enforcement agencies, but contributes a minor share of total value compared to ballistic protection systems.