Sea Reach, LTD
Sea Reach, LTD is a certified women-owned small business based in Sheridan, Oregon, specializing in interpretive planning, exhibit design, fabrication, and installation services for federal agencies. The company provides comprehensive solutions for creating educational and informative exhibits, signage, and interpretive media for national parks, wildlife refuges, forests, and historical sites across the United States. Sea Reach has established itself as a key contractor for federal land management agencies, delivering high-quality visual and educational resources that help visitors understand and appreciate natural and historical landscapes.
The company's federal contract awards demonstrate a wide range of interpretive services, including designing and fabricating wayside exhibits, interpretive panels, kiosks, trail signs, and visitor center displays for agencies such as the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service, National Park Service, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Many of these contracts are set aside for small businesses, with Sea Reach consistently winning total small business and women-owned small business designated contracts. The contract values range from under $10,000 to nearly $500,000, covering projects at locations including national parks in Alaska, Hawaii, Michigan, and historical sites across the United States. The company's work typically involves comprehensive services from initial planning and design through fabrication and installation of interpretive exhibits that educate visitors about local ecology, wildlife, cultural history, and geographical significance.
Sea Reach, LTD holds two significant federal contract indefinite delivery vehicles (IDVs): a $1.25 million Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for interpretive panel and wayside design and fabrication services, and a $5 million multiple-award BPA with the USDA Forest Service for interpretive planning, exhibit design, fabrication, and installation services. These BPAs allow federal agencies to issue task orders for specific interpretive media projects across their national networks of field stations, parks, and facilities. The USFWS BPA is specifically set aside for small businesses and covers graphic design services, while the USDA Forest Service BPA is a multiple-award contract without specific set-aside provisions. Both IDVs enable Sea Reach to provide flexible, efficient procurement of high-quality interpretive products that support public education and engagement across federal lands.
DH52CAV69ZD6 339950
Not listed 146 NE Yamhill St, Sheridan, OR 97378, USA
4/29/01 9/16/25 Pannier Corporation
Pannier Corporation is a for-profit manufacturer based in Gibsonia, Pennsylvania, specializing in the design, fabrication, and installation of outdoor signage, interpretive exhibits, and display systems for federal agencies. Registered in SAM.gov since 2007, the company operates as a small business and a child entity of The Pannier Corporation Marking Systems Division. The company's primary federal government offerings include creating wayside exhibits, interpretive panels, kiosk frames, bulletin boards, and signage for national parks, cemeteries, national monuments, and other federal sites.
Through its federal contract awards, Pannier Corporation has consistently provided signage and interpretive media to civilian agencies, with a significant focus on the Department of the Interior's National Park Service and the Department of Veterans Affairs National Cemetery Administration. The company has been awarded numerous small business set-aside contracts and non-set-aside contracts for projects ranging from wayside exhibit design and fabrication to signage installation at locations such as national parks like Bryce Canyon, Big Thicket, Hot Springs, and Cuyahoga Valley. Contract values have ranged from a few hundred dollars to over $380,000, demonstrating the company's capability to handle projects of varying complexity. The contracts typically involve designing, fabricating, and installing interpretive panels, exhibit bases, kiosk frames, and informational signs that support visitor education and site memorialization.
Pannier Corporation holds a single-award indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract with the Department of Veterans Affairs National Cemetery Administration valued at $350,000, which runs through September 2025. This IDIQ contract allows the National Cemetery Administration to issue delivery orders for interpretive signs at national cemeteries nationwide. The company has also been associated with the National Park Service's "NOGRN Wayside Exhibit Design Build 2016-2018" IDIQ contract, under which it has received multiple task orders. These contract vehicles enable Pannier to provide consistent, high-quality signage and interpretive products across multiple federal locations, supporting agencies' missions of public education, resource preservation, and memorialization.
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Not listed 345 Oak Rd, Gibsonia, PA 15044, USA
2/16/07 9/16/25 106 Group LTD
106 Group LTD, doing business as 106 Group, is an award-winning firm with 30 years of experience in cultural heritage planning, cultural resource management, interpretive planning and design, and communication strategies. The company provides services to document historical resources and develop interpretive media for federal agencies.
As a prime contractor, 106 Group has been awarded multiple federal contracts from the National Park Service, Fish & Wildlife Service, and Bureau of Land Management to provide exhibit planning, design, and build services, including fabrication and installation of wayside exhibits, signs, and displays for visitor centers and historic sites. These have been competitively solicited and awarded as small business set-asides. 106 Group also holds a $25 million IDIQ contract with the National Park Service as part of a multiple award to rehabilitate outdated exhibits and produce new displays at parks nationwide. Additionally, the company has provided cultural resource management and archeological services as a subcontractor to support federal projects.
106 Group holds two active IDIQ contracts with federal agencies. A $25 million National Park Service contract provides museum exhibit planning and design services to parks across the country. Task orders under this 5-year contract assist parks in replacing outdated exhibits or developing new displays. 106 Group also has a $1 million IDIQ awarded by the Fish and Wildlife Service to provide exhibit services for the Midwest Region. These IDIQs position 106 Group as an established contractor able to compete for task orders from these agencies to further their mission of preserving and interpreting natural and cultural heritage.
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Not listed 550 Vandalia St #102, St Paul, MN 55114, USA
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