Safety Control, LLC

Safety Control, LLC, a small disadvantaged, veteran-owned business based in Sulphur Springs, Texas, supplies fire safety equipment and fire extinguisher maintenance services to the Department of Defense across multiple military branches as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards). The company operates as a limited liability partnership and self-certified Subchapter S corporation, competing predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides across its prime portfolio.

Safety Control's capability portfolio centers on fire extinguisher inspection, maintenance, repair, hydrostatic testing, refurbishment, and Halon recharging services, supported by fire suppression hardware and components sales. Concrete recent work includes a $219,676 Total Small Business set-aside purchase order from Air Education and Training Command (awarded June 2023) for Halon fire extinguisher inspection and refurbishment at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, running through June 2026; a $1.136 million Total Small Business set-aside purchase order from U.S. Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic Fleet) (awarded June 2025) for fire extinguisher inspection, maintenance, and repair services in Jacksonville, Florida through May 2030; and a $508,649 Total Small Business set-aside purchase order from the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 17 (awarded February 2022) for fire extinguisher and fire suppression system inspection services at VA medical centers in the Dallas metropolitan area through February 2027. Safety Control also holds a $480,000 single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with Air Combat Command (awarded May 2024) providing annual, six-year, and twelve-year inspection, maintenance, repair, testing, and Halon recharging services for 295 wheeled fire extinguishers at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, with two task orders issued to date.

Customer concentration skews heavily to procurement supply chains. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment accounts for 228 awards (65% of the award count) carrying $8.9 million in combined potential value, dominated by fire extinguisher and fire suppression hardware sales. The Air Force—split across Air Combat Command (24 awards, $1.9 million), Air Education and Training Command (13 awards, $778 thousand), and Air Mobility Command—anchors the operational maintenance footprint, with the Navy's U.S. Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic Fleet) contributing a single large-dollar award ($1.1 million). The Department of Veterans Affairs and the Army National Guard round out the active set. Safety Control's awards span 24 distinct federal agencies, with activity concentrated among the top five customers at 87% of all recent awards.

Safety Control holds two active indefinite delivery vehicles: the $250,000 single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE4A622D5508 with Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (awarded March 2022, running through March 2027) for locking pins, pressure switches, and associated hardware, with six delivery orders issued since award ranging from $1,103.60 to $1,283.40; and the $480,000 Blanket Purchase Agreement FA486124A0011 with Air Combat Command (awarded May 2024, running through April 2029) for fire extinguisher services at Nellis Air Force Base. Safety Control has not held GWAC or government-wide schedule positions; its vehicle footprint is restricted to single-award indefinite delivery contracts and blanket purchase agreements with specific agencies.

Activity has declined over the past five years—26 awards in 2022 down to a single award through mid-2026—reflecting a shift in Safety Control's business model from broad supply deliveries (NAICS codes spanning manufacturing and component sales, with 233 awards coded to Fire Fighting Equipment PSC and 24 to maintenance/repair) to fewer, higher-value maintenance contracts at military installations. Four awards (combined potential value $718 thousand) reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, creating near-term recompete exposure. Safety Control operates as a pure prime, with zero subcontractor footprint across the source data, and generates no grant revenue. The vendor sources fire suppression hardware and components from external suppliers, with most recent work focused on direct labor delivery—technician-provided inspection, maintenance, and refurbishment services—rather than equipment sales.