Boom Concrete Inc.

Boom Concrete Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business manufacturer based in Newell, South Dakota, supplies and installs prefabricated precast concrete vault toilet buildings and related infrastructure to federal land management agencies as a prime contractor on a total small business set-aside (45% of recent awards) and full-and-open basis.

Boom Concrete specializes in the design, manufacture, delivery, and on-site installation of vault toilet facilities—single-vault, double-vault, and associated structures—with complementary site work including demolition of existing facilities, hazardous waste management, utility connections, grading, and sidewalk installation. The company holds PCI certification and offers 20-year warranties on concrete components and one-year warranties on other components. Representative recent work includes a $1.57 million August 2026 award from the U.S. Forest Service, Region 5 (Pacific Southwest Region) to replace 26 precast concrete vault toilet buildings across 16 locations in Sequoia National Forest, California; a $691 thousand January 2026 definitive contract with the U.S. Forest Service, Region 3 (Southwestern Region) to demolish eight existing toilet facilities and install eight new vault toilets across three campgrounds in the Santa Fe National Forest under Great American Outdoors Act funding; and a $577.6 thousand September 2024 delivery order with the U.S. Forest Service, Region 5, also GAOA-funded, for prefabrication, delivery, and installation of eleven new precast concrete vault toilets at Sequoia National Forest.

Customer concentration is dominated by civilian land management agencies. The top five customer agencies by award count account for 45% of awards and include the Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Region 5 (Pacific Southwest Region) with 47 awards ($7.1 million combined potential value), Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Region 2 (Rocky Mountain Region) with 22 awards ($909 thousand), Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Region 9 (Eastern Region) with 18 awards ($1.2 million), Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation with 15 awards ($1.3 million), and Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 2 with 13 awards ($632 thousand). By potential value, Forest Service Region 5 and Region 3 (Southwestern Region) anchor 66% of combined potential value across all customers, signaling concentrated dependency on two regional Forest Service offices.

Boom Concrete sits on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), from which it has executed 188 task orders carrying $14.5 million in combined potential value—the vehicle underpinning most of its non-set-aside work. The vendor also has a single reported task order under the Great American Outdoors Act (GAOA) MATOC. SAM registration dates to August 2001, establishing a 25-year federal procurement history.

Recent activity shows modest year-over-year decline. Awards per year dropped from 18 in 2022 to 7 in 2026 (through early November); however, combined potential value across all 254 awards stands at $21.3 million with $20.7 million obligated (97% obligation rate), indicating most work has been funded. Six awards with completion dates inside the next twenty-four months carry $2.7 million in combined potential value and face recompete exposure.

Service Contract Inventory reporting captured $1.6 million invoiced on a single FY2022 record across 0.1 FTEs at a government-paid rate of $9,762.44 per hour; subsequent fiscal years show no SCI-reportable service contract activity. The SCI dataset covers federal service contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold and excludes goods, products, and micro-purchases; Boom Concrete's primary business model—manufacturing and delivering prefabricated structures—typically falls outside SCI scope and explains the sparse SCI footprint relative to the broad dollar volume in the contract awards portfolio.

Boom Concrete operates as a prime on 100% of reported awards (253 of 254 awards), with a single subcontract sub-award under Doyon Management Services, LLC on an October 2025 GAOA vault toilet task order for the Bureau of Land Management Northwest Oregon District. The vendor builds its own delivery and installation teams rather than relying on subcontractor networks. NAICS concentration reflects the core business: 191 awards under Prefabricated Wood Building Manufacturing, 14 under Structural Steel and Precast Concrete Contractors, and 14 under Other Concrete Product Manufacturing; top PSC categories are Prefabricated And Portable Buildings (129 awards) and Construction Of Miscellaneous Buildings (33 awards). Total small business set-asides account for slightly less than half of the award portfolio, indicating the vendor competes effectively under both set-aside and full-and-open vehicles.

Precast Concrete Products: Basements, buildings, foundations, SST Outhouse Restroom, Well Pits, Cisterns and Septic Tanks, Feed Bunks, Boat Ramp Planks, Specialty Products, Deck Blocks, Picnic Tables, Patio Pavers, Bird Baths, and etc.