Goldman Equipment, L.L.C.

Goldman Equipment, L.L.C. Waterproof Division, doing business as Goldman Equipment LLC, is a small business based in West Monroe, Louisiana that supplies and repairs heavy farm and forestry equipment—John Deere tractors, mowers, diesel power units, and specialized implements—for federal land management and wildlife refuge operations as a prime contractor. The vendor competes on full-and-open purchase orders with no recurrent set-aside posture, though individual awards carry Total Small Business designations on roughly half its recent contract volume.

Goldman Equipment is a for-profit limited liability company operating as a parent entity with no named subsidiaries beyond the Waterproof Division. The vendor's capability footprint is narrowly defined by equipment sourcing and repair services: diesel power units, feller buncher heads, tandem disc harrows, tractor gearbox repairs, and mower service work. Recent representative awards include a $43.7 thousand definitive contract from the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service (awarded August 2023) for diesel power units to support Grand Cote National Wildlife Refuge in Louisiana; a $26.2 thousand purchase order (July 2023) for a feller buncher head at Felsenthal National Wildlife Refuge in Arkansas; and a $45.9 thousand purchase order (December 2022) for a double offset tandem disc harrow, also for Grand Cote NWR. Most recent activity includes a $11.2 thousand National Cemetery Administration purchase order (June 2026) for John Deere 5085M tractor gearbox repair in West Monroe.

Customer concentration is extreme and regionally focused. The Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 4 accounts for 16 awards and $245 thousand combined potential value (44% of the portfolio by dollar value), with the broader Fish and Wildlife Service adding 4 awards at $119 thousand. Together, Interior accounts for 68% of all awards. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service R8-Southern Region, the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Vicksburg, the Department of Justice, and the Air Force Global Strike Command complete the customer set. The vendor has no presence on government-wide vehicles, BPAs, or IDIQs; all forty awards across the source's history are individual purchase orders and definitive contracts placed directly by customer agencies.

Activity is sparse and flat. The vendor logged four awards across the five years 2021–2025 (one in 2021, two in 2022, two in 2023, none visible in 2024–2025 until two new awards in 2026). Combined potential value across all forty awards in the source totals $556 thousand, with one hundred percent obligated. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor with zero subcontractor relationships in the award record. Work is performed in West Monroe, Louisiana and subordinate locations at individual wildlife refuges and land-management facilities across Louisiana and Arkansas.