AMG Company, Inc.

AMG Company, Inc., doing business as American Marketing Group, is a Native American-owned small disadvantaged business based in Las Vegas, Nevada that delivers fuel, propane, water, food, facility services, and specialized healthcare staffing to federal agencies serving Native American communities and tribal operations, operating exclusively as a prime contractor across 511 federal awards with a combined potential value of $73.1 million.

AMG is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation structured as a Native American-owned, minority-owned entity with dual SBA certifications as an Indian Economic Enterprise and Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise. The vendor operates under primary NAICS categories centered on petroleum refineries, equipment maintenance, fluid milk manufacturing, solid waste collection, and food service contracting, with corresponding PSC codes for fuel delivery, medical equipment maintenance, gases, IT hardware, and food products. The vendor competes predominantly under Indian set-aside designations across its prime footprint, with roughly 60–70% of recent awards carrying Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise or Buy Indian set-aside labels; the balance represents unrestricted or total small business set-asides.

Customer concentration sits almost entirely within the Department of Interior and Department of Health and Human Services agencies serving tribal communities. The top five customer entities account for 73% of awards and 89% of combined potential value. The Bureau of Indian Education leads by award volume (119 awards, $18.3 million potential value), followed closely by Indian Health Service (107 awards, $14.8 million) and the Bureau of Indian Affairs Central Office (40 awards but $23.2 million potential value, anchoring the dollar ranking). The Bureau of Indian Affairs Western Region (54 awards, $4.5 million) and the Navajo Region (38 awards, $4 million) round out the active set. Concentration is sharp: the top five customer entities are all subordinate offices within Interior's tribal-serving agencies or IHS.

AMG holds seats on five principal indefinite delivery vehicles: an HHSI247201700022I IDIQ with 29 task orders worth $692 thousand; a Bureau of Indian Education 140A1621D0009 IDIQ with 10 task orders worth $2.7 million; a 140A0118D0002 IDIQ with 7 task orders carrying $16 thousand; a 140A1120A0008 BPA with 7 task orders totaling $161 thousand; and an INA17PC00003 IDIQ with 7 task orders worth $66 thousand. Recent work includes a $1.947 million definitive contract with Indian Health Service for non-personal professional radiology physician services at Phoenix Indian Medical Center through September 2029; a $1.444 million propane fuel delivery purchase order with Bureau of Indian Education serving five school locations across New Mexico and Arizona through March 2031; a $636 thousand dental hygienist services purchase order with Indian Health Service at the Taos-Picuris Service Unit through July 2029; and a $437 thousand pest elimination and control services definitive contract with Indian Health Service at Phoenix Indian Medical Center through May 2028. The vendor also holds a $1 million single-award BPA with Bureau of Indian Affairs Western Region for diesel and unleaded fuel delivery and a $400 thousand IDIQ with U.S. Geological Survey for propane delivery to the Conte Research Laboratory in Massachusetts.

Activity has declined year over year — 36 awards in 2022 and 2023, dropping to 21 in 2024 and 3 in both 2025 and 2026 — suggesting a contraction in the prime footprint. Twenty awards with combined potential value of $3.6 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure in that window. AMG operates as a 100% prime contractor footprint with no sub-award activity in the source dataset, indicating the vendor builds its own delivery teams rather than relying on subcontractor networks. SCI-reported invoicing across service contracts above the $150,000 threshold totaled $918 thousand across FY2022–FY2024, with $690 thousand in FY2023 and roughly 0.7 FTEs delivered in FY2024 — a narrow slice of the vendor's actual federal revenue, which is dominated by fuel delivery, product procurement, and healthcare staffing under goods and service purchase orders and fixed-price delivery orders not captured in SCI's $150,000+ service-contract scope. On federal service contracts reported in SCI, median government-paid rates ran around $1,183/hr, with senior labor pricing extending through $3,936/hr and entry-level work at approximately $286/hr, reflecting a mix of specialized healthcare provider rates and facility maintenance technician billing. The vendor performs work nationwide, with administrative oversight in Las Vegas and San Clemente, California, and field operations at over twenty Bureau of Indian Education schools, Indian Health Service facilities, National Park Service locations, and tribal agency sites across the Southwest, Great Plains, and mountain regions.

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