Quantico Tactical Incorporated

Quantico Tactical Incorporated, doing business as Quantico Tactical Incorprated, is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) prime contractor supplying tactical equipment, weapons, ammunition, body armor, optics, and law enforcement and military gear to federal agencies, with concentration in Defense Logistics Agency procurements and a recent portfolio shift toward watercraft and fire-emergency services equipment for the Air Force and Department of Defense.

Based in Aberdeen, North Carolina, Quantico Tactical operates as a veteran-owned for-profit corporation under SBA SDVOSB and VetOwned designations. The vendor competes across full-and-open, total small business set-aside, and SDVOSB set-aside categories, with the latter two recuring across its prime footprint. Across 8,449 recent awards spanning 160 distinct customer agencies, SDVOSB and total small business set-asides anchor most activity, though the vendor demonstrates capacity to win unrestricted competitive awards as well.

The vendor's award footprint is heavily skewed toward a single customer. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment accounts for 6,871 awards and $54.06 billion in combined potential value—81% of the portfolio by count and 97% by dollars. This concentration reflects a master IDC structure (SPE8EJ14D0003, 4,079 task orders at $5.1 million combined potential value) that functions as a standing supplier relationship rather than discrete contract wins. Outside DLA Construction and Equipment, top customers include Customs and Border Protection ($75.5 million across 31 awards), Immigration and Customs Enforcement ($41 million across 111 awards), the Coast Guard ($36.1 million across 63 awards), and GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($27.3 million across 93 awards). The gap between award count and dollar concentration is decisive: DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment dominates dollars by orders of magnitude, while the other four top customers split remaining activity and are individually lower in both share and absolute value.

Quantico Tactical holds multiple named vehicles. The Defense Logistics Agency IDCs (SPE8EJ14D0003, SPE8EJ20D0015, SPE8EJ19D0006) carry 4,079, 774, and 762 task orders respectively. A GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract with $475,000 ceiling through July 2029 anchors 604 task orders valued at $73.8 million. The Fire & Emergency Services Equipment Tailored Logistics Support Program IDIQ yielded 364 task orders for $30.6 million. A Customs and Border Protection single-award IDIQ for less-lethal specialty munitions ($49.9 million ceiling through August 2031) and an Air Force Materiel Command multiple-award IDIQ for watercraft ($49,999,999 through June 2031) represent the largest individual vehicle ceilings in the recent portfolio. A Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives BPA for FLETC weapon parts ($7.095 million through May 2031) supplies law enforcement training curricula.

Activity has grown year over year through 2024 (179 awards in 2022 to 343 in 2024) but declined sharply in 2025 and 2026 (277 and 146 awards respectively through early October). The 29 awards with ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $5.8 million, a modest recompete exposure relative to the portfolio scale. A $9.99 billion delivery order from Immigration and Customs Enforcement for firearms and magazines (awarded September 30, 2025, completion April 20, 2026) and a $49.9 million CBP IDIQ for less-lethal munitions (awarded August 10, 2026, completion August 9, 2031) represent the largest recent awards by ceiling.

Quantico Tactical operates almost entirely as a prime (8,442 of 8,449 awards, 100%). Sub-work is negligible: one $0 entry to Lockheed Martin for chemical protective gloves and one to Pantexas Deterrence for Pantex Plant security equipment represent the extent of documented sub-engagement.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on tactical equipment and weapons components. Representative work includes a $49.9 million CBP single-award IDIQ for less-lethal specialty munitions including hand-delivered pyrotechnic canisters, non-pyrotechnic grenades, and 40mm launched impact munitions (awarded August 10, 2026); a $7.095 million ATF BPA for weapon parts supporting Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers Special Agent Basic Training (awarded May 15, 2026); an $41 million cumulative award set from Immigration and Customs Enforcement for firearms, magazines, tactical equipment, distraction devices, and restraints; and recurring Defense Logistics Agency delivery orders for small arms components (cartridge magazines, slings, holsters, reflex sights, adapter rails, body buttstock assemblies, and optical instrument cases). Recent diversification includes a $49,999,999 Air Force Materiel Command multiple-award IDIQ for small, medium, and large watercraft, low-cost modular platforms, and trailers (awarded June 15, 2026) and $61.5 million in Fire & Emergency Services Equipment deliveries (mobile emergency response units and coupled fire hoses).

The top NAICS categories recorded across the portfolio are Photographic and Photocopying Equipment Manufacturing (4,242 awards), Service Establishment Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers (2,067 awards), and Other Apparel Accessories and Other Apparel Manufacturing (490 awards). Top PSC codes include Marine Lifesaving and Diving Equipment (2,300 awards), Electric Lamps (1,865 awards), and Electric Portable and Hand Lighting Equipment (1,407 awards). These classifications reflect DLA's breadth of supply categories and suggest the vendor's DLA relationship encompasses a wide range of equipment and consumables beyond the named tactical equipment focus, or that the classification structure does not align tightly with the vendor's stated core business.