First Mesa Consolidated Villages

First Mesa Consolidated Villages is a tribal government and American Indian-owned business registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since December 5, 2005, with its registration set to expire on December 9, 2025. Located in Polacca, Arizona, the organization is a federally recognized Indian tribe that primarily provides essential infrastructure services to federal agencies. While specific details about the organization's full background are not provided, its status as a tribal government suggests it represents and serves the community of First Mesa, a region within the Hopi Reservation.

The organization has been awarded multiple federal contracts focused on water and sewer services for federal facilities in its local area. Specifically, First Mesa Consolidated Villages has secured three notable purchase order contracts from two federal agencies: the Bureau of Indian Education and the Indian Health Service. These contracts include water and sewer services for the Federal Mutual Education Services (FMES) and the HHCC facility, with contract values ranging from $8,000 to $60,000 and completion dates extending to 2030. None of these contracts were set aside for specific business types, indicating the organization competed for these awards based on its capabilities. The contracts are predominantly fixed-price purchase orders, suggesting the organization provides specialized local infrastructure services to support federal facilities in the Polacca, Arizona region, with a focus on critical utility services like water and sewer management.