Hominy Ranchers Rural Fire Department

Hominy Ranchers Rural Fire Department, a non-profit fire suppression service provider based in Hominy, Oklahoma, operates as a prime contractor delivering Indian land and wildland fire suppression services to the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Indian Affairs, operating entirely under full-and-open competitive contracts with no set-aside posture.

The vendor holds a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA 140A0824A0006) with the BIA Eastern Oklahoma Region, valued at $250,000 with an ultimate completion date of December 18, 2029, awarded July 30, 2024. This is the primary vehicle anchoring the vendor's federal footprint. Work consists of emergency fire suppression response calls issued as individual BPA call task orders, priced at $600 to $800 per call with occasional extended-attack line items at $430.50. Over the past thirty-six months, the vendor issued approximately 97 task orders under the Eastern Oklahoma BPA, with another 4 awards from the BIA Southern Plains Region. The vendor operates under NAICS 628210 (Fire Protection) and PSC code N641 (Natural Resources Conservation—Forest-Range Fire Suppression/Presuppression).

Customer concentration is narrow and predictable: the BIA Eastern Oklahoma Region accounts for 97 of 101 recent awards ($401,000 combined potential value) and the BIA Southern Plains Region for 4 awards ($3,000 combined potential value). The vendor's combined potential value across all awards is $404,000, with $154,000 (38% of potential value) obligated to date. Activity peaked in 2024 with 15 awards, declined to 4 awards in 2025, and carries 3 awards year-to-date in 2026, reflecting the call-driven nature of fire suppression contracting rather than sustained procurement volume.

The vendor's BPA position spans multiple legacy parent vehicles: BPA 140A0820A0002 carried 39 task orders ($58,000 combined potential value), BPA INA15PA00015 carried 32 task orders ($50,000), and BPA INA12PA00334 carried 19 task orders ($30,000), with newer awards flowing to the 2024-established $250,000 vehicle. The vendor is a pure prime (100% of awards) with no subcontract footprint; all work is performed directly in Hominy, Oklahoma.

The vendor's federal footprint is stable but operationally constrained by two factors: narrow customer concentration (a single BIA regional office) and a recompete event approaching in December 2024 on legacy BPAs. The newer $250,000 BPA running through December 2029 provides visibility through the current planning horizon, but the vendor competes for renewal against an open call structure at the task-order level, exposing each monthly fire suppression call to competitive repricing and vendor displacement.