BSE Performance, LLC

BSE Performance, LLC, a women-owned small business based in Peoria, Arizona, operates as a prime contractor delivering portable sanitation equipment, propane and fuel services, specialty vehicles, heavy equipment rentals, and materials supply to federal agencies across defense and civilian sectors—primarily under total small business set-asides. The company is an SBA-certified WOSB with DOT Certified DBE credentials and competes predominantly in set-aside categories, with 100% of its tracked award volume as prime contracts.

The vendor's capability footprint centers on four core service lines: portable latrine and handwashing station rental with delivery and maintenance (serving military training exercises and field operations); propane and LP gas supply with tank installation and monitoring services (supporting military installations including Aberdeen Proving Ground, MCAS Cherry Point, and Creech AFB); utility terrain vehicle (UTV) and specialty vehicle procurement, including Polaris Rangers, MRZR platforms, and all-terrain vehicles; and heavy equipment rentals spanning forklifts, generators, chillers, HVAC units, cranes, and construction machinery. Representative awards include a $1.188 million definitive contract with Naval Sea Systems Command (January 2025) for temporary desiccant humidity control rental at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; a $812 thousand delivery order from Air Combat Command (May 2024) for propane to Creech AFB; a $400.6 thousand delivery order to Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region (August 2025) for propane supply to Aberdeen Proving Ground with a 12-month performance window; a $262.2 thousand purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command (March 2026) for 100-ton chiller lease and operation at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; and recurring lumber delivery BPA calls to Air Combat Command at Davis-Monthan AFB valued in the $20k–$200k range per call.

Customer concentration is broad across 251 distinct federal agencies but tilted toward Air Force and Army logistics buyers. The top five funding agencies by award count and dollar value account for 26% and 35% of awards respectively. Air Combat Command leads by far (220 awards, $29 million), driven primarily by recurring Davis-Monthan Air Force Base lumber and materials deliveries under a single-award BPA. Army Corps of Engineers ($9.9 million across 30 awards), Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region ($8.7 million across 52 awards), Army Corps of Engineers Engineer Research and Development Center ($7.9 million across 74 awards), and Naval Sea Systems Command ($7.8 million across 104 awards) round out the top tier. The two rankings track closely—Air Combat Command dominates both volume and dollars—indicating consistent mid-sized orders rather than a handful of outlier contracts.

BSE Performance maintains a sparse footprint on named parent contract vehicles. The largest recurring platform is an Indefinite Delivery Contract (INP17PC00280) with 76 task orders totaling $203 thousand, followed by three Blanket Purchase Agreements: AG04H1B140013 (72 task orders, $2.6 million), FA487715A0002 (63 task orders, $3.2 million), and FA481409D0008 (62 task orders, $431 thousand). A $4 million single-award BPA with Air Combat Command for lumber delivery (awarded January 2026) and a $1 million multiple-award BPA with Northeast Region for portable toilet and handwashing station services (awarded March 2026) represent the largest recent IDV awards. The company also holds a $500 thousand single-award IDIQ with Marine Corps for LP gas supply to MCAS Cherry Point and subordinate locations and a $191.9 thousand single-award IDIQ with Naval Air Warfare Center for dry ice delivery (October 2024–October 2026).

Activity has declined materially year over year. The vendor recorded 168 awards in 2022, falling to 138 in 2023, 118 in 2024, 84 in 2025, and only 19 awards through early July 2026. This downward trajectory reflects both a slowdown in purchase-order volume and the maturation of earlier contract vehicles. Twenty-one awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $4.9 million, representing moderate recompete exposure across multiple smaller contracts rather than concentration in a few large vehicles.

The vendor's category concentration reflects its operating model: all-other-transportation-equipment manufacturing (266 awards), industrial-gas-manufacturing (224 awards), other-commercial-and-industrial-machinery-and-equipment-rental (198 awards), cut-stock and-resawing lumber (120 awards), and construction-mining-and-forestry-machinery-rental (118 awards) dominate the top NAICS cluster. Product Service Codes show similar breadth: gases (compressed and liquefied, 251 awards), motorcycles and motor scooters (190 awards), lumber (152 awards), mineral-construction-materials (142 awards), and ground-effect vehicles (88 awards). This portfolio fragmentation is intentional—BSE pursues small-purchase and total-small-business-set-aside opportunities across widely dispersed federal customers, prioritizing deal velocity and compliance with WOSB preferences over consolidation around a single large vehicle or mission.

Service Contract Inventory reporting is minimal: three SCI records across FY2022–FY2024, spanning $343 thousand in invoiced federal service revenue. SCI captures only service contracts above the $150 thousand threshold and excludes goods and product procurement, which comprise the bulk of BSE's federal footprint (vehicles, propane, lumber, equipment rentals). The SCI dataset thus understates federal revenue by orders of magnitude and is not representative of the vendor's true scale or workforce deployment.

BSE Performance operates 100% as a prime contractor with no documented sub-award activity in the source data. The vendor builds its own delivery and logistics capability rather than leveraging subcontractors, consistent with its role as a direct supplier of tangible goods and equipment-rental services where the vendor owns or leases the equipment and manages supply-chain logistics independently. This prime-only posture means BSE does not bring external subcontractor capacity to team arrangements and does not function as a feeder for larger primes in its core business lines, though it may occasionally sub to primes pursuing larger facility-management or logistics-integration contracts.

BSE has the capability to provide a multitude of various products utilizing 3rd party suppliers; including but not limited to:off-road vehicles & parts/lumber/steel/concrete/containers/ equipment rental/electronic products/construction equipment, etc.