Del RIO Feed & Supply, LLC

Del Rio Feed & Supply, LLC, a for-profit limited liability company based in Del Rio, Texas, supplies animal feed, ivermectin-treated agricultural commodities, and ancillary agricultural products to federal agencies as a prime contractor under small business set-asides, with the vast majority of its federal work concentrated in USDA animal health and eradication programs.

The vendor operates as a 100% prime contractor footprint across 81 awards spanning the past several years, with zero subcontract work. Del Rio Feed & Supply competes predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides; of the recent award sample in the source, the vast majority carry small-business reservations, though several earlier-stage USDA Veterinary Services delivery orders carried no set-aside designation. The vendor holds SAM registration dating to October 2007, positioning it as an established federal supplier with nearly two decades of compliance history.

Customer concentration is extreme and deliberate. The Department of Agriculture accounts for 94% of combined potential value across all awards. Within USDA, the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Veterinary Services unit alone anchors 46 awards valued at $14.5 million combined potential value, focused almost exclusively on the Cattle Fever Tick Eradication Program (CFTEP). The vendor supplies ivermectin-treated corn (double-clean yellow whole kernel corn treated to 16–24 parts per million concentration), ivermectin pour-on solution in bulk bottles, and fertilizer products in support of CFTEP's tick-eradication operations targeting wild deer populations in south Texas. Recent concrete examples include a $330,000 Total Small Business purchase order from APHIS Veterinary Services (January 2026) for bulk ivermectin-treated corn with delivery via 22-ton bulk feed trailers, a $66,405 small-business purchase order (February 2025) for 1,140 bottles of 5-liter ivermectin pour-on solution, and a $325,000 small-business purchase order (January 2025) for ivermectin-treated corn. The second-ranked customer, APHIS proper (non-Veterinary Services), contributes 11 awards for $4.2 million. The Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection placed a $66,289.90 purchase order (July 2026) for fencing materials for the Del Rio Border Patrol Sector, representing occasional downstream demand but not a strategic focus.

The vendor works under five named indefinite delivery contract vehicles issued by USDA APHIS, with Indefinite Delivery Contract AG6395C100045 generating 14 task orders at $1.8 million combined potential value and contract 12639519D0046 generating 11 task orders at $1 million. The underlying primary IDIQ that anchored much of the vendor's historical footprint—a $4.86 million indefinite delivery contract through September 2024—has matured and transitioned to smaller purchase-order call-outs, suggesting contract consolidation or transition. Award activity has declined sharply: nine awards in 2022, two in 2023, two in 2024, three in 2025, and two year-to-date in 2026. This trajectory signals either competitive displacement, customer budget contraction, or completion of major CFTEP-related work. The source does not detail recompete exposure explicitly, but the vendor's primary concentration in APHIS Veterinary Services work and the maturation of the foundational $4.86 million IDIQ indicate substantial recompete risk in the CFTEP supply stream.

By NAICS concentration, the vendor appears across Grain and Field Bean Merchant Wholesalers (24 awards), Corn Farming (22 awards), and Other Animal Food Manufacturing (9 awards), confirming its agricultural commodity and feed-treatment positioning. Primary PSC codes reflect Forage and Feed (55 awards), Pest Control Agents and Disinfectants (5 awards), and Fertilizers (5 awards), aligned with CFTEP's treatment and feed-supply requirements. Performance occurs in Del Rio, Texas, where the vendor maintains local operational infrastructure to support bulk-feed logistics and ivermectin treatment operations. The vendor's capability portfolio centers on sourcing, treating, and delivering high-specification agricultural commodities to federal animal health programs, with negligible presence in defense, IT, or non-USDA civilian agencies.