Hoidale Co Inc.

Hoidale Co Inc., a small business based in Oklahoma City, operates as a subsidiary of PB Hoidale Co Inc. and competes as a prime contractor (75% of recent awards) on federal fuel-handling and facility-maintenance work awarded under total small-business set-asides. The company's award footprint reflects sporadic activity over three decades, with most recent work concentrated in 2024: eight total awards since 1992, three awarded in 2024 alone, and a combined potential value of $59 thousand across all awards — a figure offset by $240 thousand in obligated dollars, indicating that scope or performance conditions expanded during execution.

Hoidale's capability portfolio centers on underground storage tank inspection, repair, and monitoring; fuel-dispenser replacement; and boiler, chiller, and fuel-oil system upgrades at military and federal research installations. Representative work includes a $15.4 thousand firm-fixed-price purchase order awarded February 2024 by the Army's Training and Doctrine Command for fuel-dispenser replacement at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and a November 2024 subcontract with Mill Creek Firelake JV LLC for boiler, chiller, and fuel-oil system upgrades involving tank-monitoring console replacement and integration with building automation systems. An additional November 2024 sub-award involved underground storage tank evaluation and repairs at a federal facility's central utility plant.

Customer concentration is diffuse across six distinct federal agencies, with no single customer dominating volume or dollars. The Air Force Air Education and Training Command, the Army Training and Doctrine Command, and the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 2 account for $48 thousand (81% of combined potential value) across three awards. The vendor subcontracts to Mill Creek Firelake JV LLC on facility modernization work. Parent company PB Hoidale Co Inc., headquartered in Wichita, Kansas, carries a historical footprint in fuel tank and line testing, inspection, and certification services across USDA and Department of Veterans Affairs programs, positioning the subsidiary within an established fuel-systems family business. Across both prime and sub roles, activity is episodic rather than sustained contract-stream-driven.