Visioncorps

Visioncorps, a tax-exempt non-profit AbilityOne-certified manufacturer based in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, manufactures specialized textile and equipment products for the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (97% of recent awards) without competing under socioeconomic set-asides. The organization's federal mission centers on creating employment opportunities for individuals who are blind or vision impaired while supplying mission-critical components to defense logistics and soldier modernization programs.

Visioncorps operates across a narrow but deep product portfolio rooted in two primary categories: small arms slings and flight deck crew pads account for the bulk of Defense Logistics Agency awards, while advanced combat helmet suspension pad sets and Integrated Head Protection System (IHPS) pad sets anchor the Army Program Executive Office Soldier relationship. Recent representative work includes a $6.44 million delivery order from PEO Soldier in May 2023 for 59,459 IHPS suspension system pad sets (ultimate completion April 2025), a $102 million firm fixed-price delivery order from DLA Clothing and Textiles in May 2024 for flight deck pads, and recurring small-dollar orders ($5,000–$50,000) from DLA Land and Maritime for small arms slings placed monthly through 2026.

Customer concentration aligns tightly with Army and DLA priorities. The Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center PEO Soldier alone represents $48.2 million (62% of combined potential value) across 11 awards, while the Defense Logistics Agency family collectively accounts for approximately 89% of combined potential value across 186 awards. Within the DLA footprint, Land and Maritime dominates by award count (116 orders), but the Clothing and Textiles division drives dollars through larger delivery orders on two single-award indefinite delivery contracts: a $1.45 million DLA IDC for flight deck pads running through September 2028 and an earlier $24.38 million Army PEO Soldier contract for IHPS pad sets. The portfolio also carries small-volume orders from the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Federal Correctional Complex facilities and Department of Veterans Affairs for cleaning supplies.

Visioncorps holds three named IDV vehicles. The DLA Clothing and Textiles single-award IDC ($1.45 million, running through September 2028) has generated five delivery orders ranging from approximately $90 thousand to $110 thousand in individual value; roughly $408 thousand of the ceiling has been obligated as of the source date. A second significant IDV is an Indefinite Delivery Contract (SPM75006D7809) carrying 15 task orders and $359 thousand combined value. The organization also holds a Basic Ordering Agreement with Veterans Integrated Service Network 1 (Department of Veterans Affairs) for cleaning supplies, now expired as of June 2025. Across the top five parent vehicles listed, the largest is SPM7L410D7010 (91 task orders, $1.3 million combined value), which the source does not detail; the Next Generation IHPS program represents 9 task orders.

Activity has remained flat to modestly declining over five years (12 awards in 2022, 11 in 2023, 6 in 2024, 12 in 2025, 8 in 2026 year-to-date), indicating mature contract execution rather than portfolio expansion. However, the source carries no explicit recompete-cliff window, and the two dominant IDVs run through 2028, anchoring continued revenue into the medium term. The Army PEO Soldier IHPS contract carrying $6.44 million obligated value completes April 2025 and faces recompete; the DLA Clothing and Textiles IDC extends through September 2028.

Visioncorps operates predominantly as a prime contractor but also subcontracts advanced helmet suspension pad sets to Avon Protection Ceradyne LLC, the prime on the Next Generation IHPS production program. Recent sub-awards to Avon Protection (February through June 2026) involve advanced combat helmet suspension pads, ground-troop helmet pads with D3O material, and next-generation IHPS foam pad suspension systems for approximately 20,000–40,000 helmet units per task. Service Contract Inventory captures only five records across FY2022–FY2025, all in a subcontractor role; SCI reported 18.2 FTEs in FY2022, declining to 3.4 FTEs in FY2024, then recovering to 8.6 FTEs in FY2025 — a signal of project-based workforce scaling rather than sustained enterprise staffing, and a reminder that SCI is a partial view covering only federal service contracts above $150,000 and excluding goods, products, and classified work that dominate Visioncorps' actual delivery footprint.