WRG Fire Training Simulation Systems Inc.

WRG Fire Training Simulation Systems Inc., a woman-owned small business headquartered in Newberg, Oregon, manufactures and maintains fire training simulation systems and delivers facility inspection, maintenance, and repair services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor, competing predominantly under Total Small Business and Woman-Owned Small Business set-asides across its prime footprint.

WRG specializes in designing, installing, and maintaining advanced fire training infrastructure for military installations, including aircraft fire trainers, structural burn facilities, live fire training props, and self-contained breathing apparatus equipment. The company also provides National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1403 compliance inspections, facility assessments, and turnkey training delivery. Representative work includes a $14.1 million Naval Air Warfare Center indefinite delivery contract for Pacific Northwest firefighter and damage control training services and turnkey facility support; a $2 million Naval Air Warfare Center delivery order for self-contained breathing apparatus equipment and general fire training services; a $326,388 Air Mobility Command definitive contract for inspection, maintenance, and repair of crash fire rescue and live burn training facilities at Dover Air Force Base, Delaware; and a $310,502 USDA Forest Service contract for transport and installation of a specialized wildland flame front simulator at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward the Navy and Air Force. The Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center anchors the portfolio with 29 awards valued at $33.2 million combined potential value — accounting for 65% of the total $51.1 million combined potential across all work. Air Force customer concentration spreads across five distinct Air Force commands (Air Mobility Command with 48 awards and $2.1 million, Air Education and Training Command with 23 awards and $1.5 million, Air Combat Command with 20 awards and $1.3 million, Headquarters District Washington with 19 awards and $5.4 million, and Pacific Air Forces with 8 awards and $1.9 million). These top five customers account for 52% of award count but 86% of combined potential value. The gap signals that WRG carries numerous small-dollar task orders across the Air Force footprint while anchoring most dollars in the Navy contract.

WRG holds two significant indefinite delivery contracts with the Department of Defense. The Naval Air Warfare Center single-award IDC valued at $14.1 million and running through June 2027 has generated 18 task orders valued at $4.5 million to date, covering turnkey training services in the Pacific Northwest fleet concentration area with performance at Newberg, Oregon. The Department of Defense Northeast Region single-award IDC valued at $89,700 and running through May 2029 covers inspection, repair, and maintenance of the Live Fire Training Facility and BullEx props at Fort Drum, New York, with four delivery orders issued to date totaling $37,480. WRG also operates under two Air Force definitive-contract vehicles: IDC FA286014D0002 with 7 task orders valued at $793 thousand, and IDC FA286020D0001 with 4 task orders valued at $728 thousand.

Activity has declined in recent years. Annual awards fell from 16 in 2022 to 3 in 2026 (year to date as of June 2026), suggesting either portfolio consolidation or competitive displacement. Eleven awards with combined potential value of $1.1 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating modest recompete exposure. The vendor carries 266 total awards across 29 federal agencies since 2002, with $51.1 million combined potential value and $28.3 million in obligated dollars (55% of potential). The award footprint is heavily concentrated in maintenance, repair, and rebuild services for fire protection equipment (NAICS 811412 and related codes account for 68 awards), fire fighter training delivery (NAICS 8249 variants account for 39 awards), and building inspection services (34 awards). The source lists one sub-award: fire training pit engineering services delivered to HDR Engineering Inc. as a prime contractor in March 2025.

WRG competes almost exclusively under set-aside vehicles — Total Small Business and Woman-Owned Small Business designations appear on the vast majority of awards in the source. The vendor appears positioned as a single-source or limited-competition contractor for specialized fire training infrastructure work where technical expertise in NFPA 1403 compliance, simulator operation, and facility safety is a principal discriminator.

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