Jerry's Excavation Inc.

Jerry's Excavation Inc., a Native American-owned, minority-owned small disadvantaged business based in Hulbert, Oklahoma, provides excavation and wastewater treatment system installation services to the Indian Health Service as a prime contractor, holding nine active single-award BPAs with combined ceiling values exceeding $8 million and a near-monolithic customer base. The company competes exclusively under total small business set-asides and Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise designations across all prime work.

Jerry's Excavation's federal footprint is hyperconcentrated: 108 of 109 awards (99% of award count and 100% of combined potential value, $9.3 million) flow from a single customer, the Department of Health and Human Services Indian Health Service. The company has no subcontractor exposure and operates purely as a prime. Work is exclusively NAICS 237110 (Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction) and PSC Construction of Sewage and Waste Facilities — aerobic system installation, septic tank and drainfield furnishing and installation, water service line construction, and rock excavation for wastewater infrastructure at IHS field offices and tribal healthcare sites across Oklahoma.

Jerry's Excavation's vehicle position rests on nine single-award BPAs with the IHS, each valued between $150,000 and $2.5 million. The top five BPAs by task-order count are Blanket Purchase Agreement 75H71120A00111 (16 task orders, $110 thousand combined value), 75H71119A00176 (14 task orders, $96 thousand), 75H71123A00091 (13 task orders, $136 thousand), 75H71121A00066 (7 task orders, $60 thousand), and 75H71122A00129 (7 task orders, $76 thousand). Two recently awarded BPAs with five-year periods of performance through April 2030 — one valued at $2.5 million for septic, drainfield, and lagoon systems for the Miami OEH Field Office (awarded May 1, 2025) and another at $2.5 million for aerobic systems, septic tanks, drainfields, lagoons, and individual well drilling across all Oklahoma IHS field offices (awarded April 29, 2025) — represent the largest single contract vehicles in the current portfolio and substantially expand capacity beyond the historical $150,000 to $250,000 BPA ceiling.

Recent representative work includes a $40,000 BPA call from IHS for water and wastewater facility installation across the Okmulgee Field Office (awarded February 18, 2026), a $25,000 call for project OK25-Y65-142906 under Okmulgee (February 12, 2026), a $33,750 call for aerobic and septic services at the Miami field office (August 19, 2025), and a $13,575 call for septic tank and drainfield installation in Miami (August 15, 2024). Task orders under legacy BPAs routinely range from $5,000 to $22,000 per call.

Activity has remained flat year over year — eleven awards in 2022 and 2023, twelve in 2024, eight in 2025, and two in 2026 — with combined dollars obligated standing at only $858 thousand against $9.3 million in combined potential value (9% utilization), indicating either long contract periods with staggered invoicing or limited draw-down on available ceiling. No recompete cliff data is provided in the source, but the two five-year BPAs awarded in spring 2025 substantially extend the vendor's contract runway and reduce near-term recompete pressure relative to the legacy portfolio of expired or soon-to-expire single-award BPAs running through 2025.

General excavation,septic and sewer systems, waterlines, general contractor, utility lines