SIG Sauer Inc.

SIG Sauer Inc., a for-profit manufacturer headquartered in Newington, New Hampshire, supplies firearms, ammunition, optics, suppressors, and tactical equipment to the federal government as an unrestricted prime contractor competing full-and-open across more than 2,000 awards worth $6.85 billion in combined potential value.

The company's footprint is dominated by small arms and ordnance manufacturing (1,673 awards under NAICS 332991 / PSC Guns, Through 30Mm), with secondary exposure in ammunition manufacturing (81 awards under NAICS 332992) and optical systems (9 awards). Recent representative work includes a $95.9 million delivery order from the Army's Program Executive Office Ammunition for 6.8mm general-purpose ammunition supporting the Next Generation Squad Weapons program (awarded December 2025), a $102.9 million PEO Ammunition delivery order for XM1192 blank and XM1188 reduced-range ammunition (April 2026), a $12.9 million delivery order from PEO Soldier for M8 carbines (March 2026), a $1.4 million BPA call from Immigration and Customs Enforcement for Romeo 4T red dot optics (February 2026), and a $1.4 billion Naval Sea Systems Command purchase order for SIGSAUER 4023 firearms (February 2026). SIG Sauer also holds a $2.5 million IDIQ with the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center for commercial lead training ammunition through February 2027, generating delivery orders to federal detention and correctional facilities.

Customer concentration is extreme. The Army's PEO Soldier commands 93 awards worth $5.49 billion (80% of total potential value), anchored by a $4.5 billion indefinite-delivery vehicle for rifle systems, accessories, parts, and ammunition supporting military modernization. PEO Ammunition represents 46 awards worth $799.2 million. Together, these two Army commands account for approximately 86% of the vendor's combined potential value. The Defense Logistics Agency's Land and Maritime organization places 533 awards but with only $8 million combined value, reflecting high-volume, low-dollar component procurement (barrels, magazines, springs, pins, sears, triggers, grips, sights, and striker assemblies). U.S. Special Operations Command places 80 awards worth $87.3 million, including a $17 million IDV for personal defense weapons, suppressors, and kits. Outside DoD, the Department of Veterans Affairs has placed multiple BPA calls totaling $3.8–$4.4 million across Veterans Integrated Service Networks for P320 semiautomatic pistols under a single-award BPA vehicle running through July 2029. ICE has issued 39 awards worth $32.9 million, primarily for optics and tactical equipment.

SIG Sauer holds three active parent vehicles: a $4.5 billion indefinite-delivery contract with PEO Soldier (W15QKN22D0008, 179 task orders worth $872.4 million); a $2.5 million IDIQ with the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (W15QKN17D0016, 397 task orders worth $103.5 million); and a $4.4 million single-award BPA with the VA Strategic Acquisition Center Frederick for 9mm pistols (133 task orders worth $3.8 million through July 2027). Additional BPA vehicles with ICE (36C10X24A0009, 105 task orders for $2.2 million) and the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (36C10G19A0001, 69 task orders for $1.4 million) support law enforcement and civilian agency procurement.

Activity has grown from 159 awards in 2022 to 237 in 2025, though 2026 shows 98 awards to date (June 30 snapshot). The recompete window carries material risk: 95 awards worth $524.7 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, with approximately $480 million concentrated in Army ammunition and rifle systems vehicles where SIG Sauer is the incumbent sole-source or dominant supplier.

SIG Sauer operates as a pure prime across its footprint — 2,008 of 2,014 total awards are prime contracts or IDVs, with only 6 sub-award records to Booz Allen Hamilton and ManTech TSG-2 JV for specialized weapon system development and ammunition work. The company competes without set-aside protection on an unrestricted basis across all vehicles. Service Contract Inventory reporting shows minimal SCI-reportable service revenue ($393 thousand across FY2023–FY2024, 0.7 FTEs total), reflecting that the vast majority of SIG Sauer's federal work consists of product manufacturing and delivery rather than professional or labor services. Median government-paid rates on SCI records ran $181.99/hr, consistent with product inspection and technical labor. The vendor performs manufacturing at its primary Newington, New Hampshire facility and subordinate performance locations across multiple VA Medical Centers, federal detention facilities, and Army arsenals as directed by ordering activity.