Acacia Investments LLC

Acacia Investments LLC, a minority-owned, woman-owned, Black American-owned, and American Indian-owned small business based in Holly Springs, Mississippi, operates as a prime contractor delivering environmental and specialty goods services to federal agencies under Total Small Business set-asides. The vendor is self-certified as a small disadvantaged business and competes exclusively within small-business carve-outs across a narrow, commodity-focused capability portfolio.

Acacia's federal work spans four awards with combined potential value of $94 thousand, all obligated. The vendor's capability footprint is highly fragmented across unrelated service lines: invasive species control (herbicide application and aerial spraying), epoxy coating supply, and chemical vegetation management. Representative prime work includes a $49.9 thousand invasive shrub control contract from the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service for Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge in Indiana (Award: September 2023), a $21.5 thousand invasive species herbicide treatment contract from Fish and Wildlife Service Region 5 for Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge in Vermont (Award: December 2025, performance July 2026), and a $22.9 thousand epoxy coating kit delivery contract from the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command via Defense Logistics Agency Maritime Pearl Harbor (Award: April 2024). A fourth award from the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District New England covers chemical vegetation control services at West Thompson Lake in Connecticut (Award: January 2026, completion February 2026).

Customer concentration is flat by design: the vendor serves four distinct agencies with one award each, with no repeat business across the source window. The Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service anchors the largest single award at $50 thousand. Acacia holds no seats on government-wide IDIQs, GWACs, or agency-wide vehicles; all awards are direct purchase orders. Award velocity is minimal and static — one award per calendar year from 2023 through 2026 — with no subcontract footprint. One award (the Vermont invasive species contract) faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and presents recompete exposure of $22 thousand. The vendor's NAICS and PSC mix reflects transactional commodity and services work rather than sustained capability development or program depth.