Azca Drilling & Pump Inc.

Azca Drilling & Pump Inc., an Ehrenberg, Arizona-based for-profit water infrastructure contractor, provides water well drilling, pump repair, replacement, and installation services to federal agencies as a prime contractor exclusively; the company does not operate as a subcontractor and has not held any parent contract vehicles or IDVs.

Azca's federal footprint is tightly concentrated within the Department of the Interior. The top five customer agencies account for 63% of recent awards by count and 96% by combined potential value, with the Bureau of Reclamation anchoring the portfolio at eight awards and $8.7 million combined potential value. The National Park Service Pacific West Region (five awards, $599 thousand), the Bureau of Land Management California Region (six awards, $51 thousand), the Fish and Wildlife Service Region 2 (four awards, $19 thousand), and the Bureau of Indian Affairs Western Region (three awards, $32 thousand) round out the Interior footprint. The Air Force Materiel Command Air Force Sustainment Center holds one award for $202 thousand. Azca places task orders under a single indefinite delivery contract (INR12PC34062) issued by the Bureau of Reclamation, which carries six task orders and $2.7 million in combined potential value.

Recent representative work includes a $4,926.74 Total Small Business set-aside purchase order from DOI Fish and Wildlife Service Region 2 (awarded January 22, 2026, completed March 20, 2026) for water pump repair at Cibola National Wildlife Refuge; a $3,441.85 open-market purchase order from the same agency (awarded April 3, 2026, completed May 31, 2026) for urgent potable water pump repair at Cibola; and a $11,272.82 purchase order from DOI California Region (awarded May 9, 2023) for well pump replacement at Cahuilla Ranger Station. Activity is sparse and irregular — one award each in 2020, 2022, 2023, and 2024, with two in 2026 — across 41 total prime awards with $9.9 million combined potential value. Azca also received one federal grant award from the USDA Rural Business Cooperative Services for renewable energy systems projects ($20 thousand or less, awarded May 25, 2022, completed May 25, 2024). Capability work centers on repair and replacement of water infrastructure supporting federal conservation and land management properties across the Southwest and California regions.