Billingsley Ford Of Lawton Inc.

Billingsley Ford of Lawton Inc., a for-profit automotive repair and services provider based in Lawton, Oklahoma, operates exclusively as a prime contractor delivering vehicle repair and maintenance services to federal agencies on a small-purchase basis, with no subcontracting footprint. The vendor competes in both small-business set-aside and full-and-open procurement categories, holding nine purchase orders across automotive mechanical repairs, engine replacement, and auto body work; recent awards carry ceiling values ranging from $2,760 to $18,423 and do not designate set-aside category preponderantly — four awards carry total small business set-aside designation, five carry no set-aside. The company has maintained SAM registration since April 2005.

Billingsley Ford's customer base concentrates on two interior-department customers. The General Services Administration's Federal Acquisition Service accounts for six awards totaling $47 thousand combined potential value, and the Department of the Interior's Fish and Wildlife Service Region 2 accounts for three awards totaling $32 thousand. A single $18 thousand Fish and Wildlife Service Region 6 engine-replacement contract, one National Park Service award worth $7 thousand, and one Bureau of Indian Affairs award round out the portfolio. Within these agencies, work centers on urgent fleet maintenance and repair at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge and associated fire operations — recent named examples include a $13.6 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order from Fish and Wildlife Service Region 2 (March 2026) for urgent Ford F350 truck repair supporting fire operations, a $13.7 thousand total small business set-aside purchase order (August 2025) for wildlife refuge vehicle repair, and an $18.2 thousand GSA Federal Acquisition Service purchase order (June 2026) for automotive mechanical repairs. The vendor's service scope spans general automotive repair, engine replacement, and auto body and paint work under PSC codes for ground-effect vehicle and motor-vehicle maintenance and repair.

Activity remains sparse and intermittent — two awards in 2025, two in 2026, with a four-award year in 2022. Combined potential value across the portfolio stands at $128 thousand, with $127 thousand obligated. One award with $18 thousand combined potential value reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and faces recompete. Billingsley Ford holds no seats on government-wide vehicles or BPAs; all work flows through individual purchase orders issued against federal general and appropriated-funds authority.