Bighorse, Tyrula, Trimetrix & Brite JV LLC

Bighorse, Tyrula, Trimetrix & Brite JV LLC, a Native American-owned small business joint venture based in Tyler, Texas, operates as a prime contractor delivering medical claims clearinghouse services, revenue cycle management, and IT program management support to Interior and Indian Health Service facilities under Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set-asides and Buy Indian Act procurement. The vendor holds multiple SBA designations as an Indian Economic Enterprise, Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise, Minority Owned Business, and Self Certified Small Disadvantaged Business, and competes predominantly under set-aside vehicles reserved for Native American enterprises.

The vendor's award portfolio reflects acute specialization in healthcare revenue cycle and federal IT infrastructure support to tribal and Indian Health Service operations. On the healthcare side, Bighorse holds five Indian Health Service purchase orders for medical claims processing and clearinghouse services at discrete facility locations: a $1.225 million ceiling order for Shiprock Service Unit (Northern Navajo Medical Center and subordinate facilities in Shiprock, New Mexico, Bloomfield, New Mexico, and Teec Nos Pos, Arizona) awarded September 14, 2026, delivering HIPAA-compliant web-based revenue cycle automation with single-payer claims interface, automated denial management, and EDI transaction processing; a $345 thousand order for Albuquerque Service Unit clearinghouse and remote billing services awarded July 25, 2024; a $77 thousand Federal Employee/Beneficiary Services order for Harlem, Montana facilities awarded October 1, 2026; a $20 thousand Pine Ridge IHS Hospital order for claims transmission and remittance awarded July 2, 2026; and a $324 thousand Crow Agency order for medical claims clearinghouse and eligibility processing awarded February 22, 2023 with obligated amount of $160 thousand across option years two and three. On the IT side, the vendor holds two large Department of Interior IDIQs anchoring the portfolio: a $500 million single-award indefinite-delivery contract (Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set-aside, September 20, 2024 through August 31, 2034) for information technology support services including customer engagement, data analytics, solutions development, security, governance, and information management program support to Interior and Indian Health Service, with two task orders issued to date totaling $6.9 million potential value ($6.047 million for Budget Execution Report Tool operations and maintenance at Interior Central Office in Washington, DC, awarded September 1, 2025; $814.774 thousand for Bureau of Trust Funds Administration call center and customer relationship management operations performed in Tyler, Texas, awarded June 3, 2025); and a $33 million multiple-award Interior Financial Management Directorate IDIQ (January 16, 2024 through January 15, 2029) for project management office services and support with two delivery orders issued ($10 thousand minimum guarantee awarded January 16, 2024; $334.792 thousand time-and-materials order for budget oversight and financial stewardship to Interior's Financial Management Directorate Management Office in Denver, Colorado, awarded September 9, 2024 under Total Small Business set-aside). The vendor also holds a $29 thousand Bureau of Indian Education purchase order for weightlifting equipment to Many Farms High School awarded January 3, 2024.

Customer concentration is narrow and agency-aligned with the Native American procurement mission. The Department of Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Central Office dominates potential value at $506 million (93% of portfolio, driven by the single $500 million IT IDIQ), while the Indian Health Service accounts for five awards and $2 million potential value. The Department of Interior Office of Policy Management and Budget holds three awards worth $33.3 million. Five agencies represent 100% of recent awards. Combined potential value across all twelve prime awards reaches $542.2 million, with only $3 million obligated as of the source date — typical for IDIQs and long-term purchase orders with multi-year option structures. Obligated amount is 1% of ceiling, reflecting early-stage task order drawdown on the recently awarded $500 million IT contract.

Activity shows recent acceleration: one award in 2023, six in 2024, two in 2025, and three in 2026 (through October 1). Two awards face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months with combined potential value of $343 thousand (the $29 thousand equipment order and one small Interior IDIQ component). The vendor operates as a 100% prime contractor with no subcontract footprint in the source data. Across four SCI-reportable prime records spanning FY2024–FY2025, invoiced revenue totaled $294 thousand (all in FY2025), with government-paid rates flat at $85.66 per hour across all records and one named subcontractor reported at 25% of total hours on average. The vendor is a child entity of Bighorse Resource Group, LLC, which shares identical ownership and SBA designations and also holds federal contract prime awards in the Interior portfolio.