Richard B Sigler

Richard B Sigler, operating as Sigler Music Productions, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business sole proprietorship based in Edgewater, Maryland, produces broadcast-quality jazz music recordings and radio programs for the U.S. Air Force as a prime contractor, competing exclusively in full-and-open procurements without set-aside designation.

The company's entire federal footprint centers on the Department of the Air Force, which accounts for 100% of awards across 14 contracts spanning the past twelve years. Seven awards fund Air Force Bands Jazz Heritage Series work, and seven additional awards are attributed to the Air Force Headquarters District Washington. Sigler's work is concentrated in NAICS 541512 (Sound Recording Studios), with secondary activity under NAICS 541390 (Other Sound Recording Industries) and PSC Photo/Map/Print/Publication–Audio/Visual codes. The company maintains a single parent vehicle: Blanket Purchase Agreement FA286017A0030, under which four task orders carry $32 thousand in combined potential value.

Recent contract examples illustrate the vendor's sustained Air Force relationship. A $18,825 firm fixed-price purchase order awarded February 4, 2026, requires production of three one-hour ready-for-broadcast Airmen of Note Jazz Heritage Series radio programs and one hour of studio album production, with completion by August 30, 2026. A prior $13,522.50 purchase order from January 27, 2025, called for three one-hour ready-for-broadcast Jazz Heritage Series radio programs, completed April 30, 2025. A $22,882.50 purchase order from March 9, 2024, covered Jazz Heritage Series Recordings 2024. Work is performed in Washington, D.C., and the company has sustained this engagement since at least 2021, when it delivered professional manning assistance services valued at $3,328.

Combined potential value across all 14 awards totals $664 thousand, with $164 thousand obligated to date (25% of potential value). One award carrying $19 thousand in combined potential value faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. Activity runs at one award per year over the past five years, suggesting steady but modest volume. The vendor has not competed as a subcontractor; all fourteen awards reflect prime-contractor status.