Bric LLC

Bric LLC, a tribally owned and SBA 8(a)-certified environmental consulting firm based in Scottsdale, Arizona, operates as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) delivering natural resource management, environmental assessment, cultural resources surveying, and forestry services to federal civilian agencies, predominantly the Department of the Interior. The company is also a certified HUBZone firm, Indian Economic Enterprise, and Small Disadvantaged Business; it is a subsidiary of parent Dine Development Corporation, a federally recognized Indian tribe, and operates alongside sister entities Bric Perikin JV, LLC and Dine Gray & Pape JV, both tribally owned Indian economic enterprises.

Bric LLC's customer base concentrates heavily within Interior and its regional bureaus. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation leads by potential value at 17 awards worth $37.2 million combined, anchored by revegetation and water treatment work in the Southwest; the BIA Albuquerque Acquisition Office contributes 21 awards worth $13.8 million in forestry and fuels management delivery orders; and the BIA Rocky Mountain Region and BIA Navajo Region together account for 28 awards worth $2.8 million combined for forest inventory analysis and weed inventory services. These five Interior sub-agencies represent 64% of award count but 84% of combined potential value, signaling that larger contract vehicles flow through Reclamation and Albuquerque while Rocky Mountain and Navajo Regions place many smaller orders. The Fish and Wildlife Service, USGS, and National Park Service round out the Interior presence. Recent awards include a $1.56 million Exercise Option 2 water treatment contract with the National Park Service (September 2025, 8(a) sole source, completion December 2026); a $1.23 million revegetation delivery order with the Bureau of Reclamation for the Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project (August 2023, total small business, completion December 2024); and a $399 thousand conservation planning purchase order with the BIA Navajo Region (September 2023, Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set-aside, completion August 2026). A second ranking signals shows the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Research Station holding $20 million in combined potential value across 2 awards, likely reflecting large IDIQ vehicles that have not yet generated substantial task-order volume.

Bric LLC holds seats on two major GSA vehicles announced within the past fourteen months: the OASIS+ 8(a) multiple-award IDIQ (awarded January 8, 2026, through January 7, 2031, with a competitive 8(a) designation) and the OASIS+ Total Small Business set-aside IDIQ (awarded December 19, 2024, through December 18, 2029). These vehicles carry placeholder ceiling values ($999.999 billion each) indicating no specified cap; Bric's inclusion positions it to receive task orders from civilian and defense agencies across seven functional domains including environmental services, technical and engineering, and research and development. The company also holds a $4.5 million 8(a) sole-source indefinite delivery contract with Naval Facilities Engineering Command (awarded September 16, 2025, through September 17, 2030) for cultural and natural resources management nationwide; a $6.1 million single-award blanket purchase agreement with the Fish and Wildlife Service for scientific and technical peer review services (awarded June 30, 2023, through June 30, 2025, off the Multiple Award Schedule); and a $350 thousand BPA with USGS for map digitizing services through July 31, 2027. On the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, Bric has placed 13 task orders worth $8.8 million combined potential value. The BIA Southwest Region Technical Forest Management IDIQ generated 11 task orders for $231 thousand.

Award activity shows a sharp decline from 2022 onward: the vendor recorded 17 awards in 2022, fell to 11 in 2023, dropped to 5 in 2024, continued to 3 in 2025, and 2 in 2026 year-to-date (as of May 2026). This trajectory likely reflects consolidation within the Interior's environmental procurement landscape and the vendor's shift toward larger, multi-year vehicle positions (OASIS+ seats, the Naval Facilities IDIQ) that generate fewer but higher-value orders. Only 2 awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, with combined potential value of $1.6 million, reducing near-term recompete risk. The vendor's capability portfolio spans environmental consulting services (42 awards), support activities for forestry (30 awards), and specialized technical consulting (27 awards combined across "all other professional" and "other scientific and technical" NAICS codes). PSC coding reinforces focus on natural resources conservation, environmental assessments, and technical studies.

On the GSA Schedule, Bric offers 67 labor categories ranging from administrative support at $46.04 per hour (high school education, no clearance) through subject-matter experts at $251.65 per hour (master's degree, 15 years experience). Intermediate categories include archaeologists at $72.20–$108.40 per hour (bachelor's, 5–10 years experience), budget analysts and financial managers at $90.67–$149.35 per hour, and executive advisors at $125.03 per hour. The SCI dataset shows $1.9 million in invoiced prime-contract revenue across FY2022–FY2025, reflecting volatility: $591 thousand in FY2022 across 7.3 FTEs, collapsing to $56 thousand in FY2023 across 0.6 FTEs, recovering to $1.1 million in FY2024 across 2.9 FTEs (mixing SCI records and sub-engagement), and $115 thousand in FY2025 across 5.2 FTEs. SCI data encompasses only service contracts above $150,000 and excludes goods, micro-purchases, and classified work; federal service invoicing represents a strict subset of the vendor's total federal and enterprise revenue. Across SCI prime contracts, subcontractors performed an average of 33% of contractor hours, with 3 named subcontractors reported. The company subcontracted once in recent prime-award history: on a Tetra Tech engineering evaluation and cost analysis task order (October 2023) for abandoned uranium-mine remediation in the Navajo Nation, performing cultural surveying and monitoring services.

Bric competes predominantly under 8(a) and Indian Economic Enterprise set-asides, reflecting its tribal ownership and SBA certification profile. Of recent named awards, roughly 60% carry 8(a) sole-source or competitive 8(a) designations, while the remainder split between Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise, Total Small Business, and unrestricted full-and-open procurements. This posture anchors the vendor to Interior's small-business and Indian economic enterprise programs, particularly the BIA's procurement set-asides supporting tribal contractors and the 8(a) vehicles through GSA. Parent ownership by Dine Development Corporation—a federally recognized Indian tribe—and subsidiary structure through Bric Perikin JV and Dine Gray & Pape JV both reinforce and enable this contracting posture, as the tribe and its entities retain the certifications necessary to compete for and hold Indian economic enterprise awards that restricted competitors cannot access.

? Environmental Remedial Operations

? Long-Term Monitoring of Environmental Contamination

? Water and Waste Water Operations

? Permitting and Compliance

? Facilities Support

? Ambient Air Monitoring System O&M Utility Privatization

? Natural Resource Management

? National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)/California Environmental Quality Act

(CEQA) Compliance

? Range and Training Lands Assessment (RTLA), Land Rehabilitation and Maintenance

(LRAM), and Sustainable Range Program (SRP)

? Pollution Prevention Consulting

? Site Investigation and Characterization

? On-Site Compliance Assistance

? Permit Applications and Reports

? Conducting Audits and Tracking Compliance

? Hazardous Waste Management

? Geographic Information Systems (GIS)/Computer Aided Design and Drafting (CADD)

? High Performance Sustainable Buildings

? Technology and Program Evaluation, Measurement, and Verification

? Baseline Studies and Market Assessments