Troy Sheet Metal Works, Inc.

Troy Sheet Metal Works, Inc., doing business as Troy Products Inc., is a for-profit manufacturer of specialized vehicle security equipment and law enforcement automobile packages operating as a prime contractor on federal delivery orders and indefinite delivery contracts. The company holds a dominant position in a narrow federal niche: fabricating secure vehicle kits, partitions, window screens, kick panels, spit shields, and related security components for inmate transportation and law enforcement operations, with all 607 recent federal awards (100% prime) flowing from Bureau of Prisons facilities and related federal acquisition vehicles.

Headquartered in Montebello, California, where all performance occurs, Troy Sheet Metal Works competes exclusively full-and-open (no set-aside designations on recent task orders, though its parent Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Bureau of Prisons carries a Total Small Business set-aside). The company's federal footprint spans 29 customer agencies, but concentration is extreme: 82% of awards cluster in the Bureau of Prisons, with Federal Correctional Institution Bastrop (170 awards, $18.3 million combined potential value), Federal Correctional Complex Victorville (133 awards, $5.1 million), and Federal Correctional Institution La Tuna (113 awards, $7.8 million) dominating volume. The dollars-by-agency picture pivots decisively on a single vehicle: Bureau of Prisons Central Office accounts for 38 awards carrying $218.7 million combined potential value—nearly 72% of total portfolio dollars—anchored by a $32.97 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract awarded March 9, 2021, running through March 2026 under the Total Small Business set-aside, from which the bulk of field facility delivery orders issue. GSA Federal Acquisition Service contributes a secondary $51.7 million across two awards, reflecting Troy's seat on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule.

Troy's active parent vehicles are three: the Bureau of Prisons IDC ($32.97 million ceiling, Total Small Business set-aside through March 2026); the Federal Supply Schedule GS07F9237D, hosting 167 task orders worth $2.4 million combined; and the Multiple Award Schedule, carrying 47 task orders worth $9.3 million combined. Delivery orders under the core Bureau of Prisons IDC ship continuously to Bastrop, Victorville, La Tuna, and Terre Haute facilities, with award amounts ranging from $10 thousand to $839 thousand, priced firm fixed-price, with completion windows spanning 60–120 days. Representative recent work includes a $1.923 million delivery order (June 17, 2026) for vehicle partitions to FCI Bastrop under MAS, a $160 thousand order (March 30, 2026) for secured van, F-150, K-9, and towing package kits to FCI Bastrop under the IDC, and a $329 thousand purchase order (May 21, 2026) under Total Small Business set-aside for kit packages to FCI Bastrop. Secondary work includes $34.2 thousand in CBP upfit laptop mounts and miscellaneous vehicle parts (April–February 2025) and a $11.8 thousand dual weapon mount for Navy Installations Command (September 2021).

Activity has accelerated in recent years—16 awards in 2022 climbing to 28 in 2025, with 10 awards already in 2026—but a recompete cliff looms: four awards worth $2.3 million combined reach ultimate completion within the next 24 months, including the $2.923 million MAS delivery order to FCI Bastrop (due June 30, 2036, a refresh trigger rather than expiration). The core Bureau of Prisons IDC itself completes March 8, 2026, making that vehicle a primary recompete exposure; any successor or replacement contract will anchor Troy's federal revenue stream. Troy competes under NAICS codes emphasizing "Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing" (248 awards) and "Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing" (235 awards)—likely classification artifacts from the Bureau's acquisition system—but 67 awards sit under "Showcase, Partition, Shelving, and Locker Manufacturing" and 22 under "Sheet Metal Work Manufacturing," which better reflect the actual work. PSC codes cluster heavily in "Miscellaneous Vehicular Components" (381 awards) and "Vehicular Furniture And Accessories" (139 awards).

No subcontractor relationships appear in the source data. Troy operates as a standalone fabricator serving an extremely concentrated customer base with recurring, high-volume, low-dollar delivery orders under long-term vehicle agreements.

Troy designs and manufactures specialized steel and aluminum public safety vehicle equipment for use by agencies world wide. Design and mechanical engineering capabilities. AutoCAD and Solidworks programs used for product development and beta-testing.