COMPOSITE ANALYSIS GROUP, INC.

Composite Analysis Group, Inc. specializes in the manufacturing and rapid deployment of extended-shelf-life bottled drinking water for federal emergency response and mission-critical operations. Their technical expertise centers on producing water with 10- to 18-month minimum shelf life, adhering to stringent federal standards for potability, packaging integrity, and logistics readiness under ACQ ALERT 25-07 Rev1. The company excels in just-in-time delivery of bulk water volumes to disaster-affected regions, managing complex supply chain logistics for FEMA and DHS operational needs, including multi-location distribution planning and cold-chain compliance. Their capability includes rapid contract modification execution, delivery schedule realignment, and replenishment of strategic national stockpiles, demonstrating agility in dynamic emergency environments. The contractor maintains a consistent, high-frequency relationship with the Department of Homeland Security, primarily supporting disaster response initiatives such as hurricane relief operations in the southeastern United States. Their work directly enables DHS and FEMA to sustain critical infrastructure and population centers during prolonged emergencies through reliable, pre-positioned water reserves. Operating under NAICS 312112, Composite Analysis Group is a niche manufacturer focused exclusively on bottled drinking water production for government use, positioning itself as a specialized supplier within the federal emergency preparedness supply chain. They serve a vertical market defined by mission-critical public safety requirements, where product stability, regulatory compliance, and rapid scalability are paramount. The company is structured as a 2L entity headquartered in Norcross, Georgia, with no public certifications on record. Its geographic presence is centered in the southeastern U.S., enabling efficient logistical response to high-risk coastal and inland emergency zones. The firm’s market positioning is defined by operational reliability, compliance with federal water quality and shelf-life standards, and proven capacity to execute time-sensitive, large-volume deliveries under pressure.