Renown Cargo Trailers, LLC

Renown Cargo Trailers, LLC manufactures custom-built enclosed cargo trailers and specialized transport solutions for federal agencies as a prime contractor, self-certified as a small disadvantaged business competing across both set-aside and full-and-open procurements. The Douglas, Georgia-based limited liability company operates with zero subcontract footprint, delivering 100 percent as prime on all federal work.

The vendor's federal footprint is dominated by the GSA Multiple Award Schedule vehicle. Of 150 total prime awards in the source data, 127 task orders (89 percent of award count) flow through the GSA MAS, which carries a $475,000 ceiling running through May 29, 2029 (awarded May 30, 2024). Combined potential value across the entire prime portfolio reaches $2.9 million, with $2.4 million obligated (83 percent realization). Activity has accelerated dramatically—one award in 2022, two in 2023, seven in 2024, nine in 2025, and 131 in 2026—reflecting heavy MAS task-order volume in the past twelve months. Renown manufactures trailers in configurations from 4x6 feet to 52 feet in length, with purpose-built variants including mobile resiliency trailers, fiber optic splicing trailers, command-and-control trailers, deployable trailers, and all-terrain or utility-vehicle transport solutions.

Representative contract work spans defense and civilian agencies. The Air Force awarded a $136,322 delivery order for a mobile resiliency trailer (September 2024). The U.S. Air Force Global Strike Command placed a $241,079 total small business set-aside purchase order for four deployable trailers to Barksdale Air Force Base (September 2023). The Marine Corps purchased a $58,795 fiber optic splicing trailer for Camp Lejeune (August 2025). Naval Sea Systems Command awarded a $49,510 total small business set-aside purchase order for an unmanned aerial vehicle off-road trailer (September 2025). The Department of the Army placed a $55,829 total small business set-aside delivery order for a CD training trailer (September 2024). The U.S. Secret Service awarded a $67,045 purchase order for three 8.5x18 enclosed cargo trailers (September 2024). The Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service funded a $67,854 total small business set-aside purchase order for a custom 8.5x22 mobile fire prevention and education trailer configured for Kenai National Wildlife Refuge (August 2026). Civilian agencies also order through the MAS: the Shared Services Center (General Services Administration) placed a $23,500 delivery order for a customized cargo trailer (July 2026), and the Federal Correctional Institution Miami issued a $181,126 delivery order for a mobile kitchen (September 2026).

Customer concentration heavily favors the GSA Federal Acquisition Service, which accounts for 127 awards and $1.6 million of combined potential value—the MAS vehicle itself being the vehicle through which those orders flow. By potential value, the next material customers are the Department of Justice (Bureau of Prisons, $181 thousand), the Department of the Air Force ($136 thousand), the Department of Homeland Security U.S. Secret Service ($101 thousand), and the Department of Agriculture NRCS ($98 thousand). The vendor serves 22 distinct customer agencies across defense and civilian logistics sectors, but 73 percent of combined potential value concentrates in the top five customer relationships, and 89 percent of award count flows through GSA.

Renown's posture on set-asides is mixed. Across the award sample, 50 of 150 prime awards (33 percent) carry total small business or competitive small business set-aside designations; the remaining 100 awards (67 percent) are full-and-open or carry no set-aside designation. The high volume of small disadvantaged business awards reflects eligibility, but the vendor competes successfully without set-aside protection as well, particularly through the MAS vehicle where pricing is pre-negotiated across federal agencies.

A recompete cliff sits immediately ahead. Of 150 awards in the source data, 128 (combined potential value $1.4 million, 97 percent of the portfolio) carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months—meaning the vast majority of current MAS task orders close by late November 2026. The MAS itself extends through May 29, 2029, so continuation does not face recompete; however, individual agency task orders will cycle off and either renew, pivot to other vendors, or compete openly on the schedule.

Renown operates on firm fixed-price terms with economic price adjustment on most awards, typical of GSA MAS ordering practice. The vendor manufactures and performs in Douglas, Georgia, with place of performance generally matching the headquarters location. The company holds primary NAICS coverage under 325320 (Truck Trailer Manufacturing) for 148 of 150 awards, with one award each in Travel Trailer and Camper Manufacturing and Automobile Motor Vehicle Merchant Wholesalers. Primary PSC coverage is Vehicular Furniture and Accessories (127 awards) and Trailers (23 awards).