Flynn Drilling CO.

Flynn Drilling CO., doing business as Flynn Well Drilling Inc., is a for-profit small business contractor headquartered in Troy, Missouri, that has maintained federal contracting eligibility since its SAM.gov registration in June 2005. The company specializes in providing well drilling, maintenance, repair, and pump services to support the operational and research activities of federal agencies. Flynn Drilling CO. has established itself as a reliable partner for critical water infrastructure projects at government facilities, leveraging specialized expertise in well-related systems and submersible pump technologies.

Flynn Drilling CO. has successfully executed five prime federal contract awards totaling approximately $199,618 across multiple Department of Interior agencies and the U.S. Air Force. The company's contract work encompasses a diverse range of well-related services, including well pump repairs, emergency pump replacements, well cleaning and rehabilitation, and installation of advanced equipment such as variable frequency drives. Notable projects include a $96,287 well cleaning and rehabilitation contract at the USGS Columbia Environmental Research Center (awarded June 2022, set-aside for small business), a $29,521 variable frequency drive installation project at the same facility (awarded January 2024, small business set-aside), multiple pump replacement and emergency repair services at the MO-Neosho National Fish Hatchery totaling $30,692 (awarded by Fish and Wildlife Service in January and May 2024), and a $43,117 well pump repair contract at Whiteman Air Force Base awarded by Air Combat Command in September 2025. The company has primarily worked with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and U.S. Geological Survey through small business set-aside designations, demonstrating its ability to compete within the small business contracting landscape while delivering critical infrastructure maintenance and upgrades that support federal operations and research missions.

Flynn Drilling Co. is constructing a new well drilled into the IMG_0832consolidated rock formation for their hometown in Troy, Missouri, utilizing their new 2015 T4 Atlas Copco drilling rig. The new 12' diameter well will be cased 880' deep and drilling terminated 1,500' into Lower Gasconade formation. This new well will produce approximately 600gpm, which is much needed water for Troy's growing community. Air rotary drilling is used to drill large diameter water supply wells. This method allows cleaning and retrieval of the cuttings from the borehole, thus verifying subsurface conditions in consolidated formations.