Broken Arrow Horse & Cattle Company LLC

Broken Arrow Horse & Cattle Company LLC is a for-profit limited liability company registered in Fallon, Nevada, specializing in providing off-range corral services and animal care for the Bureau of Land Management's (BLM) Wild Horse and Burro Program. The company is primarily focused on managing and caring for wild horses and burros removed from public lands, offering comprehensive holding, feeding, observation, and record-keeping services at its facilities. While limited information is available about the company's broader operations, its core business appears centered on supporting federal land management efforts through specialized animal care and containment services.

The company has been awarded multiple federal contract delivery orders exclusively from the Bureau of Land Management's National Office, all related to wild horse and burro management. These contracts, valued between $5.96 million and $10.79 million, have been consistently structured as firm fixed-price delivery orders for off-range corral services. The contracts specifically involve housing and caring for a minimum of 500 wild horses and burros at the company's Fallon, Nevada facilities. Each contract has covered specific option years, with performance periods typically extending through June of the respective year, and none of the awards have included specific set-aside designations. The contracts focus on supporting the BLM's population management strategies for wild horses and burros on public lands.

Broken Arrow Horse & Cattle Company LLC holds two significant Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts with the BLM National Office, with a combined ceiling value of approximately $115 million. The first IDIQ contract has a ceiling of $87,211,648, while the second has a ceiling of $28,047,488, both focused on long-term wild horse and burro holding and care services across Idaho, Nevada, and Utah. These single-award IDIQ contracts, originally solicited in October 2020, enable the company to provide extended housing, feeding, observation, and record-keeping services. The contracts allow for multiple firm fixed-price delivery orders, with the current performance period extending through June 30, 2026, and provide the BLM with flexible mechanisms to manage wild horse and burro populations on public lands.