Will-Burt Integration & Elevation Systems, Inc.

Will-Burt Integration & Elevation Systems, Inc., operating as Aluma Tower, manufactures telescoping and mobile tower systems for federal customers as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides and holds a single-award IDIQ with the Federal Aviation Administration. The Vero Beach, Florida-based for-profit company competes exclusively under total small business authority and operates across a narrow customer base concentrated in transportation and defense logistics.

The vendor's recent federal footprint spans six awards (three prime, three sub) totaling $2.9 million in combined potential value, with $1.6 million obligated as of the source date. Prime awards include a single-award FAA IDIQ (ceiling $2,208,695.90, awarded January 30, 2024, ultimate completion January 29, 2027) for trailer and shelter assets configured as communication facilities. Two delivery orders have been issued against this IDIQ: a $709,189.50 firm fixed-price order from FAA on February 26, 2026, and a $709,189.50 fixed-price award-fee order from Department of Defense Headquarters on August 27, 2026, both for mobile trailers with integrated towers and mobile communications facilities, performing at Oklahoma City. A second prime award, a $24,957 purchase order from the Forest Service Research Service Southern Research Station (February 2, 2026), procured a telescoping tower with Durham, North Carolina performance and April 30, 2026 completion. On the subcontract side, the vendor supplies communication tower equipment to HII Mission Technologies Corp for overseas ISR logistics installations, provides mobile towers under BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services' Instrumentation Range Support Program III, and furnishes mobile tower systems to KBR Wyle Services under the Air Force's Reliability and Sustainment Improvement Program for air traffic control and weather systems.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to the Federal Aviation Administration (2 awards, $2.9 million combined potential value — 100% of identified dollar value). The vendor also engages the Department of Agriculture, the Department of the Army, and the Air Force across separate logistics and research programs. Activity has accelerated from one award in 2024 and one in 2025 to four awards in 2026; however, the vendor faces a recompete exposure of $709 thousand in potential value within the next twenty-four months as the August 27, 2026 DoD delivery order approaches its February 28, 2027 completion date. Work classifies primarily under NAICS radio and television broadcasting equipment manufacturing and fabricated structural metal manufacturing, reflecting the vendor's core competency in tower and shelter systems for communications infrastructure.