Troy Sheet Metal Works, Inc.

Troy Sheet Metal Works, Inc., doing business as Troy Products Inc., manufactures specialized vehicle security equipment and law enforcement automobile packages for the federal government as a prime contractor, competing predominantly in full-and-open procurements on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and under a Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Indefinite Delivery Contract. The Montebello, California-based for-profit manufacturer operates across 612 prime awards spanning three decades, with no subcontract footprint.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on secure vehicle kits, partitions, window screens, kick panels, spit shields, and related security components designed for inmate transportation and law enforcement operations. Representative work includes a $1.92 million delivery order from Federal Correctional Institution Bastrop (June 2026) for vehicle partitions under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule; a $268,922 delivery order from the same facility (July 2023) for kit packages; and a $434,614.90 law enforcement automobile security package delivery order from Federal Correctional Institution La Tuna (January 2025). Recent awards reflect firm fixed-price delivery orders with completion dates ranging from near-term through 2031 and 2036, indicating both short-cycle replenishment orders and longer-duration equipment refresh cycles.

Customer concentration is extreme and tenure-based. The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons dominates 82 percent of awards by count, driven by three primary facilities: Federal Correctional Institution Bastrop (174 awards, $18.9 million combined potential value), Federal Correctional Complex Victorville (134 awards, $5.2 million), and Federal Correctional Institution La Tuna (113 awards, $7.8 million). However, the potential-value ranking shifts sharply when the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Central Office enters the picture: 38 awards worth $218.7 million combined potential value — approximately 72 percent of the vendor's total portfolio — concentrate in that central contracting locus, suggesting a master contract or standing agreement anchoring the entire relationship. GSA Federal Acquisition Service contributes only 2 awards but carries $51.7 million in combined potential value, reflecting the GSA MAS vehicle's role as a delivery mechanism. Together, DOJ and GSA account for 99 percent of combined potential value across 29 distinct customer agencies on file.

Troy operates under three named parent vehicles: the Federal Supply Schedule GS07F9237D (167 task orders, $2.4 million combined potential value); the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Indefinite Delivery Contract 15UC0C21D00000995 (65 task orders, $6.8 million); and the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (52 task orders, $9.9 million). Award descriptions reference a $32.97 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Bureau of Prisons, designated as a Total Small Business set-aside and awarded in March 2021, running through March 2026 — that vehicle is the dominant pipeline, visible across delivery orders to Bastrop, La Tuna, Victorville, and Terre Haute.

Award volume has grown from 16 in 2022 to a peak of 28 in 2025, with 15 awards issued year-to-date in 2026. The $32.97 million Bureau of Prisons IDC faces expiration in March 2026 and represents the single largest recompete exposure; multiple delivery orders in the recent pipeline carry ultimate completion dates of June 2031 or later, suggesting ceiling adjustments or task order extensions are being issued against the existing vehicle. NAICS concentration reflects the vendor's specialization: 253 awards fall under Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing, 235 under Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing, and 67 under Showcase, Partition, Shelving, and Locker Manufacturing. PSC concentration is equally narrow: 381 awards carry Miscellaneous Vehicular Components codes, and 144 carry Vehicular Furniture and Accessories codes.

Set-aside posture has shifted over time. Early and recent awards carry Total Small Business designations, reflecting the Bureau of Prisons IDC reserve, but the majority of delivery orders listed here carry no set-aside — they are full-and-open delivery orders issued against the small-business IDC vehicle. The vendor does not compete under 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or WOSB designations in the visible portfolio.

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.