Tri-Technologies Inc.

Tri-Technologies Inc., a HUBZone-certified small business manufacturer based in Mount Vernon, New York, delivers precision-manufactured small arms components and ordnance accessories to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor across over 1,200 federal awards concentrated almost entirely with logistics and Army contracting organizations.

Tri-Technologies operates as a for-profit manufacturer specializing in small arms and ordnance accessories under primary NAICS 332994 (Small Arms, Ordnance, and Ordnance Accessories Manufacturing). The company holds HUBZone certification and competes predominantly under set-asides — Total Small Business, HUBZone, and full-and-open designations appear across the prime footprint, with Total Small Business and HUBZone set-asides recurring most frequently. Recent representative prime work includes a $787 thousand Total Small Business purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime for bolt sub-assemblies (October 2024), a $714.9 thousand Total Small Business order for gun chargers (August 2025), and a $6.19 million Total Small Business definitive contract from Army TACOM for mortar mount manufacturing (August 2024).

Customer concentration is acute and predictable. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime dominates both award count and dollar value — 660 awards valued at $77 million account for 86% of recent awards and 41% of combined potential value. The Department of the Army Materiel Command, split across TACOM Life Cycle Management Command (245 awards, $28.2 million) and the Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal ($44.8 million across 24 awards), anchors the second tier. The top five customer organizations collectively represent 89% of combined potential value. This customer concentration reflects Tri-Technologies' strategic focus on defense logistics supply of small arms components rather than diversification across civilian agencies or other defense customers.

Tri-Technologies holds seven active Indefinite Delivery Vehicles across multiple defense agencies. The largest are a $6.89 million HUBZone set-aside IDC with DLA Land and Maritime for blast deflectors (September 2022 through September 2027), a $2.95 million Total Small Business IDC for gun parts and accessories (March 2026 through March 2031), and a $1.77 million Total Small Business IDC for elevating and traverse assemblies (March 2026 through March 2031). A $950.7 thousand Total Small Business IDC with DLA Land and Maritime for feed pawl assemblies (September 2023 through September 2028) has generated seven task orders to date, with individual delivery orders ranging from $25.4 thousand to $73.6 thousand. Additional vehicles include a $1.1 million rifle grip contract (March 2022 through March 2027) and a $511.8 thousand Total Small Business IDC with Army TACOM for pintle mounts (July 2023 through January 2026). Work under these vehicles is issued through firm fixed-price delivery orders and purchase orders placed against the underlying indefinite delivery structure.

Activity has remained relatively flat over the past five years — 57 awards in 2022, 69 in 2024, and 60 in 2025 — suggesting mature, steady-state market position. The combined potential value across all 1,233 awards reaches $189.1 million, with $127.3 million obligated (67% realization). Nineteen awards with completion dates within the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $9.8 million and represent moderate near-term recompete exposure concentrated in DLA and Army TACOM vehicles.

The vendor's footprint is exclusively prime work — zero sub-awards appear in the source. Tri-Technologies manufactures ordnance accessories including blast deflectors, heatshield assemblies, firing attachments, feed pawl assemblies, bolt sub-assemblies, trigger assemblies, rifle grips, sight units, machine gun bipods, grenade launcher grips, ammunition pawls, and related small arms components. Work is performed at the contractor's Mount Vernon, New York facility (with references to Lindenhurst, New York and Columbus, Ohio as secondary performance locations in some awards). All eight hundred fifty plus individual awards in the recent snapshot are small-dollar purchase orders and delivery orders — the largest single order in the visible list is $787 thousand — issued under standing IDVs rather than new competitive solicitations, reflecting the operational model of recurring task order execution under pre-established contract vehicles.

PRECISION PARTS & ASSEMBLIES FOR NIGHT VISION EQUIPMENT, WEAPONS SYSTEM, FIRE CONTROL, MISSILE COMPONENTS, GUIDED MISSILE SPARE PARTS, ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT COMPONENTS.