Wright Dynamics LLC

Wright Dynamics LLC, a Black American-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Windsor Mill, Maryland, operates as a prime contractor delivering facilities support services—manned security, latrine trailer leasing and maintenance, portable restroom rental, law enforcement body armor, and janitorial services—to federal agencies across Total Small Business set-asides and full-and-open competition. The vendor holds six federal prime awards totaling $1.1 million in combined potential value, all awarded between May 2024 and July 2026, with $425 thousand obligated to date.

Wright Dynamics competes exclusively in the small business set-aside space, with five of six awards designated Total Small Business and one (portable restroom rental with the Bureau of Land Management Oregon-Washington Region) awarded full-and-open. The vendor's capability portfolio clusters around facilities and equipment services rather than professional or knowledge-work domains. Representative contracts include a $540 thousand latrine trailer lease and maintenance order from the Air Force for the 502nd Special Forces Group at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph (ultimate completion March 2030); a $270 thousand manned security guard services contract from the National Park Service Pacific West Region for performance in Saipan, CNMI (completion January 2029); a $168 thousand latrine trailer lease from the Air Force at San Antonio, Texas (completion April 2031); law enforcement body armor provisioning for the Department of the Army valued at $57,957.60; a $35 thousand Air National Guard fitness room cleaning order; and the $26,460 Bureau of Land Management portable restroom rental in Washington state.

Customer concentration is spread evenly across five distinct federal agencies. The Department of the Air Force anchors the portfolio with two awards totaling $708 thousand in combined potential value (63% of total). The National Park Service Pacific West Region contributes $270 thousand, while the Department of the Army, the Air National Guard, and the Bureau of Land Management each account for smaller individual awards. The vendor has not worked as a subcontractor; all six awards are prime contracts. Activity runs at a steady clip of two awards per year over the three years of data available, with no year-over-year growth trajectory evident. Two awards (the Air Force latrine-trailer renewal and the NPS Pacific West security contract) reached award date within the past two weeks, suggesting recent momentum in vendor pursuit or customer reorder activity.