Precision Planning And Simulation, Inc.

Precision Planning And Simulation, Inc., a veteran-owned small business based in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, delivers specialized safety training, oil spill response instruction, and environmental compliance courses to the federal government as a prime contractor, competing predominantly in full-and-open federal procurement without set-aside restrictions.

The vendor's footprint centers on two distinct customer bases with sharply divergent economic profiles. The Department of the Navy Naval Safety Center dominates by award count—439 awards representing 81% of the total prime portfolio—but carries a combined potential value of only $21.2 million, reflecting a high-velocity, small-dollar delivery-order pattern against established IDIQs. By contrast, the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) accounts for just 63 awards (12% of count) but anchors $120.9 million in combined potential value—67% of the vendor's total federal revenue opportunity. This divergence signals that OPM task orders are substantially larger than Naval Safety Center orders. The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Energy ranks third with 24 awards and $35.8 million combined potential value. Together, these three agencies represent 98% of awards and 99% of combined potential value. USAFE-AFAFRICA and the Environmental Protection Agency account for the remaining operational footprint.

Precision Planning's core capability portfolio centers on classroom and field-based safety instruction and environmental response training. Representative work includes a $4.6 million single-award IDIQ with DLA Energy (awarded January 2023, extending through January 2027) for oil spill training and prevention exercises at approximately 121 worldwide locations, with performance at Fort Belvoir, Virginia and subordinate sites OCONUS; a $4.1 million single-award IDIQ with the Naval Safety Center (awarded April 2021, running through November 2026) for safety, occupational health, and environmental instruction including Incident Command System training and oil spill response exercises delivered in Norfolk, Virginia; and recent delivery orders including a $107,480 firm fixed-price purchase order from USAFE-AFAFRICA (awarded December 2025) for an annual spill prevention exercise at Moron Air Base, Spain, and a $934,725 delivery order from the Department of Energy (awarded October 2025, Total Small Business set-aside) for an annual exercise at a foreign location with place of performance at Fort Belvoir. The Naval Safety Center alone has issued hundreds of small delivery orders ranging from under $150 to roughly $50,000 for individual instruction, curriculum development, and training support.

The vendor's IDIQ vehicle position reveals concentrated reliance on Navy and DLA contracts. The top five parent vehicles are all IDIQs: Naval Safety Center contracts N0018916D0029 (155 task orders, $2 million combined potential value), N0018911D0014 (139 task orders, $1.3 million), and N0018906D0015 (135 task orders, $129 million) account for 429 delivery orders and dominate the Naval Safety Center stream; DLA Energy's SP060013D5310 (13 task orders, $8.1 million) supports oil spill training work; and Navy Supply Systems Command N0018921D0011 (69 task orders, $861 thousand) rounds out the core vehicle set. The $129 million potential value on N0018906D0015 is substantially above its peers, suggesting either a high ceiling or OPM-sourced work flowing through that Navy contract number in the source's data structure.

Activity shows sustained volume with concentration risk. The past five years track 2021: 20 awards, 2022: 30 awards, 2023: 20 awards, 2024: 1 award, 2025: 15 awards. The collapse in 2024 and partial recovery in 2025 warrant attention; the source captures only one award in calendar 2024 despite the vendor's established positions, suggesting either a data lag or a contract year cycle misalignment. The vendor faces minimal recompete exposure—only one award completes within the next twenty-four months with a combined potential value of $935 thousand.

NAICS and PSC concentration underscores the training focus: 502 of 543 awards fall under NAICS 611710 (Educational Support Services), and 505 awards carry PSC Education/Training–Other. The remaining 41 awards split across Environmental Consulting Services (28), Other Technical and Trade Schools (3), Support Services (2), and miscellaneous categories. This narrow capability spectrum leaves limited room for diversification; the vendor's federal footprint is almost entirely training-delivery work.

The vendor has been registered in SAM.gov since at least 2001 and competes effectively in open federal procurement, with no awards carrying small business set-asides despite veteran-owned designation. Recent obligated dollars total $23 million against a $180.9 million combined potential value ceiling, indicating substantial unexercised contract authority and backlog.