Nutrien AG Solutions, Inc.

Nutrien AG Solutions, Inc., a for-profit manufacturer of agricultural chemicals and crop services based in Loveland, Colorado, operates as a prime contractor delivering fertilizers, pesticides, and crop preparation services to federal agencies through open-market competition with no set-aside designations. The vendor competes full-and-open across its prime footprint and carries 148 federal awards with no subcontract activity.

Nutrien's capability portfolio centers on pesticide and agricultural chemical manufacturing (71 awards), environmental consulting services (40 awards), soil preparation and planting (14 awards), and farm supplies wholesale (9 awards). Recent representative work includes a $23,868 firm fixed-price purchase order from the Federal Correctional Complex Lompoc for crop planting and seeding services (awarded March 5, 2026, completing April 13, 2026), a $16,274.25 fertilizer delivery contract from the same facility (April 11, 2025), and a $24,550.05 dry fertilizer tender to the Army Corps of Engineers Plains Area for delivery to Temple (awarded February 17, 2022, completing October 6, 2023). PSC concentration skews toward chemicals (49 awards), pest-control agents and disinfectants (25 awards), and fertilizers (20 awards), with an additional 11 awards in natural resources and conservation aerial fertilization and spraying.

Customer concentration is fragmented across 45 distinct federal agencies, but the top five by award count (32% of awards) are led by the Federal Correctional Complex Lompoc (11 awards, $195 thousand combined potential value) and the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Jacksonville (11 awards, $3.2 million). By dollar value (77% of combined potential value), the Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region anchors the portfolio at $4.4 million across four awards, followed by Jacksonville District at $3.2 million, the Bureau of Land Management Oregon-Washington at $2.7 million, and the Bureau of Indian Affairs Navajo Region at $414 thousand. The revenue concentration diverges from award volume — Jacksonville District and Northeast Region place fewer but much larger orders than Lompoc, which generates volume through smaller recurring fertilizer and crop-support purchase orders.

Nutrien places the plurality of its work (39 task orders, $8.1 million combined potential value) through the General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule, with subordinate vehicle activity under Army indefinite-delivery contracts W912EP08D0014 (10 task orders, $1.1 million) and W9127808D0076 (3 task orders, $431 thousand). Recent activity remains thin — one award in 2026, two in 2025, two in 2024, two in 2023, and four in 2022 — with combined potential value of $14.4 million across the 148-award tenure. Obligated dollars total $11 million (76% of potential value), indicating steady invoicing against existing awards. The vendor's parent is Nutrien AG Solutions, Inc., a for-profit goods manufacturer; the division structure carries the same name and operates under the same UEI reporting line.