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 providing information technology infrastructure, program management office support, and healthcare administrative services to federal agencies under Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise and small business set-asides. The vendor is a child entity of Bighorse Resource Group, LLC, and holds multiple SBA designations including Indian Economic Enterprise, Minority Owned Business, and Self Certified Small Disadvantaged Business.

The vendor's recent award footprint concentrates heavily on the Department of the Interior and the Indian Health Service. Interior's Bureau of Indian Affairs Central Office represents the largest customer by potential value, accounting for three awards worth $506.9 million combined; the Interior Departmental Offices Office of Policy Management and Budget places three awards worth $33.3 million; and the Indian Health Service funds three awards worth $631 thousand. All ten awards in the source are prime contracts or IDIQs — the vendor does not currently subcontract on federal work.

The vendor holds two significant parent vehicles. The lead vehicle is a $500 million, ten-year single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract set aside for Indian Small Business Economic Enterprises, awarded by the Department of the Interior's Central Office on September 20, 2024, and running through August 31, 2034, which vehicles information technology support services including customer engagement, data analytics, solutions development, security, governance, and information management program support to Interior and the Indian Health Service. Two delivery orders totaling $6.9 million have issued to date: a $6.047 million Budget Execution Report Tool operations and maintenance and modernization delivery order to the Central Office (completion August 31, 2030), and an $814.774 thousand Bureau of Trust Funds Administration call center and customer relationship management delivery order (completion June 2, 2030). The second vehicle is a $33 million multiple-award Project Management Office Support Services indefinite-delivery contract issued by Interior's Financial Management Directorate Management Office on January 16, 2024, running through January 15, 2029, which funds project management, administrative, and technical services to the Financial Management Directorate and other federal agencies. Two task orders have issued under this vehicle: a $10 thousand minimum-guarantee order (completed February 20, 2025) and a $334.792 thousand time-and-materials order supporting budget oversight and financial stewardship (completion March 6, 2026).

Beyond the IDIQs, the vendor holds smaller transactional awards. Recent examples include a $287.708 thousand Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise purchase order from the Indian Health Service for clearinghouse services at the Albuquerque Service Unit (completion November 30, 2029), a $323.510 thousand Buy Indian set-aside purchase order for medical claims clearinghouse and eligibility processing at Crow Agency, Montana (completion February 28, 2027, with two option-year modifications obligating $79.808 thousand each), and a $19.943 thousand Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise purchase order from the Indian Health Service for medical claims transmission and remittance at Pine Ridge IHS Hospital (completion July 1, 2027). The vendor also holds a $29.416 thousand Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise purchase order from the Bureau of Indian Education for weightlifting equipment to Many Farms High School (completed March 4, 2024).

Activity has grown from one award in 2023 to six in 2024, then dropped to two in 2025 and one in the first half of 2026. Two awards with combined potential value of $343 thousand reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, exposing the vendor to recompete. The vendor's capability profile spans healthcare claims processing and eligibility determination for Indian Health Service facilities, IT infrastructure and data analytics support to Interior's business operations, and program management office and administrative support services to Interior's financial and budget management functions. Nearly all work is set-aside — the exceptions being two non-set-aside delivery orders under the $500 million IT services IDIQ, which itself is set aside at the vehicle level.