ORR Protection has secured a series of high placements in SDM Magazine’s 2026 industry rankings, highlighting the company’s growth as demand increases for mission-critical fire protection systems across North America.
The company advanced in several of SDM’s most closely watched reports, including the Top Systems Integrators Report and the SDM 100, reflecting growth in revenue, large-scale project delivery, and recurring service relationships.
SDM’s annual Top Systems Integrators Report ranks some of the largest security and life safety systems integrators in North America. In the 2026 report, ORR Protection:
The SDM 100 ranks companies based on recurring revenue, financial performance, and market leadership in the electronic security and life safety sector. In the 2026 rankings, ORR Protection:
The results come as organizations invest in more advanced fire protection strategies for data centers, battery energy storage systems, healthcare campuses, advanced manufacturing sites, and critical infrastructure. These facilities are becoming larger, more complex, and more central to business continuity, increasing the need for resilient systems and long-term service support.
“Organizations are operating more complex facilities than ever before, and the consequences of downtime continue to grow,” said Woodie Andrawos, CEO of ORR Protection. “Our customers need partners who can design, implement, and support fire protection strategies that strengthen business continuity, help customers navigate evolving regulatory requirements, and reduce operational risk. These rankings reflect the trust our customers place in us and the dedication of our associates across the country.”
ORR said it continues to invest in engineering expertise and national project capabilities to support customers through planning, installation, inspection, modernization, and ongoing fire protection system management. The company said its lifecycle approach is designed to help customers improve resilience, maintain compliance, and reduce operational risk.
