BSE Performance, LLC

BSE Performance, LLC, a women-owned small business headquartered in Peoria, Arizona, operates as a prime contractor delivering propane and fuel supply, equipment rentals, utility vehicles, and materials logistics to federal defense and civilian agencies, with 2,409 recent federal awards spanning diverse customer agencies and vehicle positions.

BSE Performance competes predominantly under total small business set-asides (approximately 70% of recent awards), reflecting its SBA Women-Owned Small Business certification. The vendor's service portfolio spans concrete propane delivery, LP gas supply with tank installation and monitoring to military installations; equipment rental including forklifts, generators, chillers, boom lifts, and HVAC systems; vehicle procurement covering utility terrain vehicles, all-terrain vehicles, snowmobiles, and specialty tactical platforms such as MRZR systems; materials delivery including lumber, fertilizers, concrete, and construction supplies; and portable sanitation equipment rental. Representative work includes a $500 thousand single-award IDIQ with Marine Corps for LP gas supply to MCAS Cherry Point and subordinate locations across North Carolina; a $262 thousand definitive contract with Naval Sea Systems Command for 100-ton chiller rental at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Maine; a $4 million single-award BPA with Air Combat Command for recurring lumber delivery to Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona, against which BSE has executed approximately 220 individual call orders totaling roughly $29 million; and a $1.188 million definitive contract with Naval Sea Systems Command for desiccant humidity control rental at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.

Customer concentration sits with defense logistics and facility support. The top five agencies by award count—Air Combat Command, National Park Service Midwest Region, Naval Sea Systems Command, Air Mobility Command, and Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region—account for 26% of awards. When ranked by potential value, Air Combat Command ($29.6 million across 226 awards) and Army Corps of Engineers entities (combined $17.8 million across 104 awards) dominate the dollar share, while Naval Sea Systems Command ($8.1 million, 106 awards) anchors material handling and facility support work across Navy installations. The disparity between volume and dollar rankings reflects Air Combat Command's recurring small-order lumber delivery model versus larger facility rentals and infrastructure contracts elsewhere.

BSE Performance maintains active positions on five parent vehicles: an Indefinite Delivery Contract (INP17PC00280) with 76 task orders valued at $203 thousand; Blanket Purchase Agreement AG04H1B140013 with 72 task orders and $2.6 million combined potential value; BPA FA487715A0002 with 63 task orders and $3.2 million; IDC FA481409D0008 with 62 task orders and $431 thousand; and IDC W9124714D0003 with 60 task orders and $1.7 million. The vendor also holds a $500 thousand single-award IDIQ with Marine Corps and a $4 million BPA with Air Combat Command, signaling strong position on recurring logistics vehicles.

Award trajectory shows contraction year over year—168 awards in 2022 declined to 37 through October 2026—though this reflects award-count volatility rather than revenue decline, as individual contract values have increased. Seventeen awards carrying combined potential value of $3.9 million are scheduled for completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting modest recompete exposure. The vendor's award portfolio spans 251 distinct federal customer agencies, indicating broad federal reach but shallow penetration at most individual organizations outside Air Force and Army logistics pipelines.

Service Contract Inventory captures minimal federal services activity: SCI-reportable invoiced revenue totaled $343 thousand across FY2022–FY2024 (FY2023 peak at $146 thousand), with zero FTE reporting across all years. This reflects the vendor's business model—goods and equipment rentals dominate the portfolio, falling outside SCI's reporting threshold for service contracts above $150 thousand. SCI's absence of labor-hour data and near-zero documented FTE underscores that BSE operates primarily as a materials, equipment, and vehicle supplier rather than a labor-based service provider.

BSE Performance competes entirely as a prime contractor (100% of awards), with no recorded subcontractor role. The vendor builds its own supply chains and execution capacity rather than operating as a sub-feeder. NAICS concentration reflects the product mix: All Other Transportation Equipment Manufacturing (267 awards), Industrial Gas Manufacturing (224 awards), and Equipment Rental categories (202 awards, 118 awards) lead. PSC concentration aligns closely—Gases: Compressed and Liquefied (252 awards), Motorcycles/Motor Scooters (190 awards, capturing ATV/UTV procurements), Lumber (159 awards), and Mineral Construction Materials (142 awards).

The vendor's $182.6 million combined potential value across 2,409 awards, with $95.9 million obligated (53% realization), reflects a high-volume, lower-dollar-per-order transactional footprint typical of facility support and logistics supply. Award concentration at Air Combat Command and the Engineering Research and Development Center, paired with depth across National Park Service, Navy shipyard facilities, and Army regional installations, positions BSE as an established small-business logistics and equipment provider with strongest traction in military facility sustainment rather than acquisition of major systems or high-complexity services.

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.