Bisonte Industrial USA LLC

Bisonte Industrial USA LLC, a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Baltimore, Maryland, supplies industrial equipment and agricultural commodities to federal agencies as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards), competing predominantly under total small business set-asides across Defense Logistics Agency and Department of Agriculture programs. The company is a limited liability company structured as a sole proprietorship and has been registered in SAM.gov since December 2019.

Bisonte's customer footprint concentrates heavily on two agencies that together account for 84% of recent awards by count and 92% of potential value. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime leads by dollar value with 20 awards worth $2.2 million combined potential, primarily for centrifugal pumps (NSN 4320123255215), alternating current motors, driving differentials, and bearing washers destined for military vessels including the USS Omaha (LCS-12), USS Tulsa (LCS-16), and USS Montgomery (LCS-8). The Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service Midwest Area places 23 awards valued at $612 thousand, concentrated in delivery orders against four single-award indefinite delivery contracts for hay commodities (grass hay round bales, grass hay large bales, grass hay small bales, and grass-alfalfa timothy hay cubes) supporting research facilities in Ames, Iowa. The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation places six awards worth $160 thousand for light beacons, bearing washers, and compressed cylinders. The Forest Service and Marine Corps round out the top five.

Bisonte holds five active indefinite delivery contracts, all with USDA Agricultural Research Service Midwest Area as single-award vehicles set aside for total small business. Indefinite Delivery Contract 12505B23D0006 (ceiling $138,960 for grass hay large bales) and 12505B23D0013 (ceiling $124,290 for grass-alfalfa timothy hay cubes) have generated five delivery orders each; contracts 12505B23D0007 (grass hay small bales), 12505B23D0010 (unspecified hay products), and 12505B22D0018 (straw large bales) have yielded three to four delivery orders each. A newly awarded Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime indefinite delivery contract (ceiling $350,000, April 2026–April 2027) covers permanent loudspeakers under NAICS 334310 and PSC 59, with a guaranteed minimum of seven units and estimated ten orders per year to CONUS and OCONUS DLA distribution depots.

Bisonte's procurement profile splits along two concrete capability streams: agriculture and industrial equipment. The hay portfolio spans 26 awards under NAICS 111940 (Hay Farming) and PSC code Forage and Feed, including a $55,920 firm fixed-price purchase order from the Forest Service for 120 tons of certified noxious weed-free hay to the Flathead National Forest Spotted Bear Ranger Station (total small business set-aside, June–September 2024) and a $39,354 order for 100 tons of certified weed-free hay to the Intermountain Region for horse and mule feeding (total small business set-aside, August 2023). The industrial equipment footprint spans 17 awards under NAICS 333914 (Measuring, Dispensing, and Other Pumping Equipment Manufacturing) and PSC code Power and Hand Pumps, anchored by recurring centrifugal pump orders from DLA Land and Maritime: a $865,158 firm fixed-price purchase order (December 2025) for 21 pump units to DLA Distribution San Diego; a $152,620 order (December 2024) for four units to the Southwest Regional Maintenance Center; and multiple smaller orders ($38,155 to $82,396 each) for one to three units to naval vessels and support facilities. Other industrial work includes a $52,720 contract from Army Combat Capabilities Development Command for four positive displacement vacuum pump systems (total small business set-aside, August 2024), an $86,712 order for six alternating current motors (May 2025), and a $26,628 order for driving axle differentials with 100-percent option (July 2025).

Activity has grown consistently: three awards in 2022 to 19 in 2025, with nine awards year-to-date in 2026. Eight awards worth $1.2 million combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete risk. Obligated dollars across all awards total $2.7 million (78% of the combined $3.5 million potential value), indicating substantial execution against contract ceilings. Bisonte has no subcontract footprint; all 63 awards in the source are prime contracts or delivery orders, with no sub-award or teaming relationships recorded.

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