WRG Fire Training Simulation Systems Inc.

WRG Fire Training Simulation Systems Inc., a woman-owned small business based in Newberg, Oregon, designs, installs, maintains, and operates advanced fire training simulation systems and live-fire training facilities for military installations as a prime contractor across 268 federal awards valued at a combined $51.9 million in potential value.

WRG is a for-profit manufacturer of goods and service provider competing predominantly under small-business set-asides—most awards carry Total Small Business or Woman-Owned Small Business designations—with occasional full-and-open awards from established Navy and Air Force customers. The top NAICS categories reflect the company's dual role as both equipment manufacturer and facility operator: Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance (69 awards), Other Technical and Trade Schools (40 awards), and Building Inspection Services (34 awards). Primary PSC work clusters around fire-fighting equipment maintenance and repair (46 awards), training delivery (34 awards), and safety equipment (19 awards). The company holds two principal indefinite-delivery contracts: a $14.1 million single-award IDC with Naval Air Warfare Center for Pacific Northwest firefighter and damage control training services running through June 2027, and an $89,700 single-award IDC with the Department of Defense Northeast Region for live fire training facility and BullEx prop inspections and repairs at Fort Drum, New York, running through May 2029.

Customer concentration skews heavily toward Navy and Air Force fire training. The top five customer agencies account for 52% of all awards by count but 86% of combined potential value, driven by Naval Air Warfare Center dominance: 30 awards worth $33.9 million combined potential value, anchored by the Pacific Northwest IDC. Air Mobility Command places the highest award count (48 awards) but only $2.2 million in combined value—a large volume of small maintenance orders and inspections across bases including Dover Air Force Base, McGuire Air Force Base, Travis Air Force Base, and Joint Base Charleston. Air Combat Command (20 awards, $1.3 million), Air Education and Training Command (23 awards, $1.5 million), and Air Force Space Command place routine facility inspections and trainer maintenance work. Headquarters District Washington (19 awards, $5.4 million) orders fire equipment maintenance at Joint Base Andrews and other installations. Regional DoD offices issue periodic facility assessments and repairs.

Representative prime contracts span facility design, equipment supply, and service delivery. Naval Air Warfare Center awarded a $2.03 million delivery order (June 2025) for turnkey firefighter and damage control training services in the Pacific Northwest; a $1.12 million delivery order (June 2024) for self-contained breathing apparatus equipment and general fire training; and a $1.35 million delivery order (June 2023) for Pacific Northwest facility support and training services. Air Mobility Command awarded a $326,388 definitive contract (October 2024) for inspection, maintenance, and repair of crash fire rescue and live burn training facilities at Dover Air Force Base through March 2030. Air Force Materiel Command awarded a $62,150 definitive contract (February 2026) for FY26 fire command flash-over trainer development at Hill Air Force Base and a $33,950 definitive contract (June 2026) for aircraft live fire trainer maintenance at Eglin Air Force Base through June 2031. The company also delivers smaller equipment maintenance calls—$34,320 for flamefront simulator maintenance at Lompoc (GSA Acquisitions, October 2025), $24,950 for burn tower maintenance at Schriever Space Force Base (Air Force Space Command, January 2026)—and facility inspections in compliance with NFPA 1403 standards, priced at $3,950 to $7,500 per task.

WRG holds task-order positions on three named IDCs: the $14.1 million Naval Air Warfare Center Pacific Northwest contract (five delivery orders issued 2022–2025, ranging from $250,000 to $2.03 million), the $89,700 Department of Defense Northeast Region live fire facility contract at Fort Drum (four delivery orders issued 2024–2026, totaling $37,480), and Indefinite Delivery Contract FA286014D0002 (seven task orders, $793 thousand combined value). An additional IDC (N6134022D0008) generated six task orders valued at $6.5 million combined. The company also participates in Blanket Purchase Agreement AG91S8B170009 (four task orders, $31 thousand) and Indefinite Delivery Contract FA286020D0001 (four task orders, $728 thousand). These vehicles span Navy, Air Force, and defense regional commands.

Activity has contracted on an annual basis: 16 awards in 2022, declining to 9 in 2024, 7 in 2025, and 6 in 2026. The recompete cliff carries modest risk: twelve awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months total $1.1 million in combined potential value, including the Air Force Space Command burn tower maintenance contract (January 2031), the Air Mobility Command McGuire fire training facilities contract (March 2028), and several Hill Air Force Base and Peterson Space Force Base maintenance contracts (2027–2028).

WRG holds one named federal subcontract: a fire training pit engineering services sub-award under HDR Engineering, Inc., issued March 27, 2025. The vendor operates its own training facility in Newberg, Oregon, and delivers training delivery services alongside equipment maintenance and facility inspection work; a 2023 Naval Air Warfare Center contract included SME support, pilot courses, and facility upgrades at the Newberg location. WRG's core capability footprint covers aircraft fire trainers, structural burn facilities, live fire training props, facility inspections with NFPA 1403 certification, and turnkey training program delivery across domestic military installations and forward-operating locations in Europe.

DESIGN BUILD FIRE AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE TRAINING FACILITIES AND PROPS. PROVIDE LIVE FIRE AND DAMAGE CONTROL TRAINING TO SAILORS. PROVIDE LIVE FIRE TRAINING TO FIRE FIGHTERS, FIRST RESPONDERS, PROVIDE HAZMAT AND SPECIAL TEAMS TRAINING TO EMERGENCY RESPONDERS