FIREBRAND, INC.

FIREBRAND, INC. specializes in the precision manufacturing of historical ordnance replicas and non-firing artillery components, with deep expertise in replicating 19th-century small arms and artillery systems to exacting historical and dimensional standards. Their technical capabilities encompass metal casting, precision machining, surface finishing, and assembly of museum-grade ordnance accessories, ensuring fidelity to original designs while meeting federal preservation and display requirements. The company’s unique specialization lies in producing non-functional replicas of iconic military hardware—such as the 12-pounder Napoleon cannon—tailored for educational, ceremonial, and interpretive use at federal historic sites. Their work demands rigorous adherence to material specifications, scale accuracy, and structural integrity for safe public display, distinguishing them as a niche provider of historically authentic ordnance reproductions. FIREBRAND, INC. maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of the Interior, primarily supporting National Park Service and historic site management programs. Their contracts involve the supply of non-firing artillery pieces for interpretive exhibits at Civil War-era battlefields and military encampments, such as Camp Nelson. The agency relies on the contractor for turnkey delivery of artifacts that enhance visitor engagement through authentic visual and tactile experiences, with ongoing performance extensions indicating sustained trust in quality and reliability. The company’s primary NAICS code, 332994, reflects its focus on ordnance and arms manufacturing, specifically the production of specialized, non-operational military replicas. This places FIREBRAND, INC. at the intersection of historical preservation and defense-related manufacturing, serving the cultural heritage sector with technically precise, non-lethal ordnance systems. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Woodstock, Georgia, FIREBRAND, INC. operates without federal certifications but leverages localized manufacturing expertise to serve niche federal preservation missions. Their geographic presence supports timely delivery and customization for interior department sites across the eastern United States.