Quantico Tactical Incorporated

Quantico Tactical Incorporated, doing business as Quantico Tactical Incorprated, is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business that supplies tactical equipment, weapons, ammunition, body armor, optics, and related law enforcement and military gear to federal agencies as a prime contractor. Headquartered in Aberdeen, North Carolina, the company competes predominantly under set-asides, with service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) designations recurring across its prime footprint alongside total small business set-asides and full-and-open awards.

The company's federal footprint is dominated by Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Troop Support Construction and Equipment, which accounts for 6,865 awards (90% of recent awards) with combined potential value of $54.06 billion — far exceeding all other customer concentration. DLA Troop Support Medical accounts for 251 awards ($886 thousand), and DLA Land and Maritime for 244 awards ($11.9 million). Beyond DLA's overwhelming share, Immigration and Customs Enforcement is the second-largest customer by dollar volume with 108 awards ($40.5 million combined potential value), followed by U.S. Coast Guard ($35.9 million across 55 awards), GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($27.3 million across 91 awards), and Customs and Border Protection ($21.9 million across 27 awards). The 90% coverage from the top five customer agencies masks extreme concentration: DLA Construction and Equipment represents roughly 97% of combined potential value across the portfolio.

Quantico Tactical's concrete capability set centers on small-order procurement and distribution of specialized tactical equipment. Representative work includes a $9.99 million delivery order from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (September 2025) for firearms and magazines; a $763 thousand delivery order from ICE (February 2026) for SIG Sauer MPX handguards; a $1.36 billion delivery order from Customs and Border Protection (September 2025) for less-than-lethal chemical munitions; and numerous DLA Troop Support awards for flashlights, holsters, cartridge magazines, body armor components, tactical headlamps, and weapons accessories. The company also supplies specialized equipment such as less-lethal 40mm munitions, water purification systems, survival kits, and emergency response gear. A smaller subcontractor footprint includes protective chemical gloves supplied to Lockheed Martin (March 2026) and security equipment for Pantex through Pantexas Deterrence (June 2025).

Quantico Tactical maintains five prime indefinite delivery contracts as of mid-2026. A $7.095 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (awarded May 2026, through May 2031) supplies weapon parts for Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers. Four Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime indefinite delivery contracts carry ceilings of $250,000 to $350,000 each, set aside for service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses, covering body buttstock assemblies, rifle sling attachments, pistol holster kits, and support hardware through 2026 and 2027. A $7 billion ceiling indefinite delivery contract from the Defense Department's Construction and Equipment division (awarded October 2025, through March 2034) under the 6th Generation Fire and Emergency Services Equipment Tailored Logistics Support vehicle anchors the largest single vehicle position. Quantico Tactical also holds a General Services Administration Federal Supply Schedule contract with a $475,000 ceiling extending through July 2029, from which numerous Coast Guard, GSA, and civilian agency BPA calls and delivery orders are issued.

Activity trajectory shows growth through 2024 (343 awards) followed by moderation in 2025 (276 awards) and early 2026 (83 awards through mid-July). The recompete cliff is minimal: only 36 awards worth $4.5 million combined potential value complete within the next twenty-four months. However, the massive concentration of potential value in the single DLA Construction and Equipment relationship — which itself carries no formal recompete date visible in the source — represents structural risk if that customer relationship deteriorates or if contract vehicles are consolidated or reclassified.

Award portfolio composition skews heavily toward commodity tactical equipment distributed through purchase orders rather than large delivery orders. NAICS concentration reflects this: Photographic and Photocopying Equipment Manufacturing dominates at 4,242 awards; Service Establishment Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers account for 2,067; and Small Arms, Ordnance, and Ordnance Accessories Manufacturing represents 369. PSC distribution (Marine Lifesaving and Diving Equipment at 2,300 awards; Electric Lamps at 1,865; Electric Portable and Hand Lighting Equipment at 1,403) confirms the vendor's role as a high-volume small-order fulfillment contractor rather than a systems integrator or prime on large complex procurements.

Quantico Tactical does not appear to carry a published ownership narrative in the source; the company's market position rests entirely on its SDVOSB status and its established seat on DLA and GSA vehicles. The vendor's scale — $55.43 billion combined potential value across 8,385 awards, with $727.2 million obligated — reflects DLA Construction and Equipment's use of Quantico Tactical as a standing supplier for recurring small-purchase orders, not a series of major program wins. This posture favors predictable, low-dollar-per-order procurement execution and incumbent protection on renewal, but exposes the company to customer consolidation, contract recompete at the IDV level, and loss of set-aside eligibility or veteran status.