Able Collision Inc.

Able Collision Inc., doing business as Able Body Shop, is a small for-profit automotive collision and repair shop based in Kalispell, Montana, providing vehicle repair services to federal agencies as a prime contractor exclusively through small-business set-aside and full-and-open purchase orders. The vendor competes predominantly under the Total Small Business set-aside, with occasional full-and-open awards; all twenty awards in the source data are prime contracts with zero subcontract relationships.

The vendor's capability footprint centers narrowly on auto body collision repair, frame straightening, painting, and mechanical repairs for federal fleet vehicles. Representative work includes a $16,363 Total Small Business purchase order from GSA Federal Acquisition Service for auto body repairs awarded August 2026 with completion September 2026, a $12,314 collision damage repair order for GSA FAS in February 2024, and a $10,401 authorized truck repair order for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's MT-GRIZZLY BEAR program awarded March 2023. Work is performed locally in Kalispell, Montana, reflecting the vendor's geographic and operational positioning as a regional fleet maintenance provider.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward GSA Federal Acquisition Service, which accounts for 15 of 20 awards and $112 thousand of the $152 thousand combined potential value across the portfolio — or roughly 74% by count and 74% by dollars. The remaining four customer agencies — the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service, the National Park Service Intermountain Region, the Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection, and the Department of Agriculture Forest Service R1-Northern Region — collectively hold one award each, representing full-and-open or regional set-asides. The portfolio concentration reflects procurement patterns consistent with a local vendor serving as a preferred repair shop for federal motor pool management.

Activity has been episodic. The vendor received three awards in 2022, one in 2023, one in 2024, two in 2025, and one in 2026, suggesting low-volume, transactional purchase-order business rather than contract growth trajectory. All awards are firm fixed-price purchase orders with modest ceiling values ranging from $4,809 to $16,363. Combined obligated dollars equal combined potential value at $152 thousand, indicating full performance against award ceilings. The vendor operates as a sole proprietor or small family business with no stated federal grant work, no IDIQs, no GWACs, no BPAs, and no parent vehicle relationships — all work flows through direct purchase orders. No recompete risk or opportunity exists in the traditional sense; this is transactional motor pool maintenance rather than contract program work.