Chloeta Holdings LLC

Chloeta Holdings LLC, doing business as Chloeta, is a Native American-owned, HUBZone-certified small business based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, that delivers environmental consulting, cultural resource management, wildland fire support, and healthcare staffing services to federal agencies as a prime contractor across 60 customer agencies. The company operates as an Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise and Self-Certified Small Disadvantaged Business, positioning it across Total Small Business, Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise, and Buy Indian set-aside categories—a posture that characterizes nearly all of its prime award footprint.

Chloeta's capability portfolio spans environmental assessments and NEPA documentation, cultural resource surveys and compliance (archaeological work, historic preservation, ethnographic studies), programmatic environmental analysis, project management and contract development, wildland fire operations and training, healthcare staffing (registered nurses, surgeons, paramedics, medical technicians, nurse practitioners, optometrists, and emergency personnel), and tribal engagement support for renewable energy projects. Representative work includes a $50 million Land Management Integrated Resources Blanket Purchase Agreement with the U.S. Forest Service (awarded March 2023, running through March 2033) supporting environmental assessments and project management across multiple Forest Service regions; 14 task orders under that BPA totaling $5.5 million for work including environmental assessments for post-fire restoration (Sierra National Forest post-fire cultural surveys, $586 thousand, April 2026), project management for disaster recovery (Region 8, $1.6 million, September 2025), and linear utilities compliance (Region 8, $247 thousand, October 2024). Healthcare staffing work includes a $3.96 million Indian Health Service contract (awarded March 2023, running through July 2028) for registered nurses at the Albuquerque Service Unit and a $4.1 million contract (March 2023 through February 2028) for case manager and RN services at the Taos Picuris Service Unit. Fire and aviation training work includes a $481 thousand contract for Advanced Aviation Wildfire and Basic Burning Wildfire instructor services at the National Interagency Fire Training Center (November 2021, completing May 2026) and a $996 thousand contract for prescribed fire training center instruction and logistical support (July 2024, completing June 2025).

Chloeta holds four primary federal vehicles: the OASIS+ Total Small Business Multiple Agency Contract (GSA, awarded December 2024, $999.999 billion ceiling through December 2029) across seven functional domains including Management and Advisory, Technical and Engineering, Environmental Services, and Facilities; a $6.5 million Army Corps of Engineers Tulsa District Indefinite Delivery Multiple Award Task Order Contract for cultural resource services (September 2024, through August 2029); a $1 million Bureau of Ocean Energy Management indefinite-delivery contract for tribal engagement (July 2023 through July 2028); and the Forest Service's $50 million LMIR Blanket Purchase Agreement. Chloeta also sits on the Fire & Aviation Management Workforce Development and Training Support BPA ($3.5 million, November 2021 through October 2026, multiple-award vehicle), the Indian Health Service RN Services BPA for Oklahoma ($500 thousand, November 2021 through February 2023), and a Region 9 Historic Preservation Services BPA ($900 thousand, February 2023 through February 2028). The company holds a GSA Multiple Award Schedule with 74 active labor categories spanning emergency medical technicians ($53.95/hr) through certified registered nurse anesthetists ($310.37/hr), with no security-cleared positions offered.

Customer concentration splits between two dominant funding streams. By award count, the top five customer agencies account for 47% of awards, led by the National Interagency Fire Center (48 awards, $24.7 million potential value), the Indian Health Service (47 awards, $32.1 million potential value), and the Forest Service Southern Region (32 awards, $15.3 million potential value). By dollar value, the top five account for 75% of combined potential value: the Forest Service Washington Office Acquisitions (12 awards, $55.2 million potential value, reflecting the $50 million LMIR BPA), the Indian Health Service (47 awards, $32.1 million), the National Interagency Fire Center (48 awards, $24.7 million), the Forest Service Southern Region (32 awards, $15.3 million), and the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Omaha (16 awards, $9.7 million). Awards cluster heavily in forest-and-fire support (147 awards under the Natural Resources/Conservation fire suppression PSC code) and healthcare staffing (62 awards for ambulance services, 14 for nursing). Activity peaked in 2023 with 49 awards, then declined to 24 in 2024 and 10 in 2025; 6 awards have been placed year-to-date in 2026, with 23 awards (combined potential value $17.9 million) facing recompete or ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months.

SCI-reported invoicing across the $150,000-and-above service-contract threshold shows $3.4 million total (FY2022–FY2024), growing from $376 thousand (1.8 FTEs) in FY2022 to $1.9 million (10.0 FTEs) in FY2024. This is a partial federal services view and substantially understates the vendor's total federal contract footprint, which includes the $50 million and $6.5 million IDIQs plus thousands of small task orders, purchase orders, and micro-purchases outside the SCI reporting floor. On SCI-captured contracts, Chloeta delivered all labor in-house with zero subcontractor-hours share, and government-paid hourly rates ran median $115.72/hr (10th percentile $56.08/hr, 90th percentile $155.08/hr), reflecting a labor mix spanning paramedics and emergency medical technicians (lower rate) to nurse practitioners and medical specialists (higher rate).

Chloeta operates as a prime contractor on substantially all work; the award portfolio shows 366 of 367 awards as prime awards (100%) and only 1 subcontract award (to Marstel-Day for vegetation environmental assessment in Phoenix, January 2026). The company self-performs across environmental, fire, healthcare, and tribal-engagement domains, scaling its own workforce rather than relying on subcontractor networks. This posture—100% prime, minimal sub engagement, self-delivery across diverse service lines—positions Chloeta as a direct competitor for Forest Service, Indian Health Service, and fire-management task orders and as a partner to larger primes seeking set-aside certified, Native American-owned capacity in environmental and health services.

Chloeta is a trusted international service provider of environmental consulting and emergency management solutions of the federal government.