L & I Fence Construction Inc.

L & I Fence Construction Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged, woman-owned business based in Winnemucca, Nevada, provides rangeland, livestock, and wildlife fencing construction, repair, and removal services to federal land management agencies as a prime contractor across 100% of its recent awards. The company operates exclusively under total small business set-asides on the majority of its work (approximately 250 of 335 awards since 2001), with no subcontractor exposure and no federal vehicle positions held as a prime. NAICS 238990 (All Other Specialty Trade Contractors) dominates L & I Fence's portfolio at 302 awards, with secondary PSC coding split among construction of non-building facilities, fencing and gates components, and repair or alteration of non-building facilities.

L & I Fence's customer concentration centers on four federal land management agencies, collectively accounting for 63% of combined potential value across recent awards. The Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region (USDA-USFS Region 6) anchors the portfolio with 11 awards valued at $11.8 million combined potential, followed by the Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region (Region 5) at 21 awards and $11.1 million. The Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region places 16 awards valued at $3.9 million; the Forest Service Intermountain Region (Region 4) and BLM California Region each contribute over $3 million. By award count, BLM Wyoming leads with 29 awards but at only $2.1 million combined value, indicating smaller individual purchases. The company serves 20 distinct federal agencies in total, though the bulk of work concentrates in western public lands.

L & I Fence holds two significant IDIQ vehicles with the Forest Service. The Pacific Southwest Region IDIQ (12970223R0001, awarded July 14, 2023) carries a ceiling of $6.583 million through April 2026 and is designated as single-award, total small business, with disaster relief focus; L & I Fence has issued multiple delivery orders against it, including $2.4 million for Dixie and Beckwourth Fire fence reconstruction and $787 thousand for Sugar Fire Range fence work. The Pacific Northwest Region IDIQ (awarded April 11, 2022) carries a $7 million ceiling and is multi-award, total small business, for livestock fence construction through March 2026; the company has obligated over $1.9 million against it on Oregon and Washington projects. Smaller named vehicles include a disaster-relief fence repair IDIQ with the Intermountain Region (contract 1240BH22D0004, 8 task orders, $2.7 million combined value) and regional BLM contracts.

Recent work demonstrates L & I Fence's focus on post-fire recovery and grazing infrastructure. In March 2026, the company won a $1.544 million definitive contract from the Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region (Emigrant Creek Ranger District) for reconstruction of 180 miles of 4-strand barbed wire livestock range fencing in the Malheur National Forest following the Falls, Whiskey, and Sand Fires, with firm fixed-price delivery through December 2026. In October 2024, it received a $556 thousand delivery order under the Pacific Southwest IDIQ for Lassen National Forest Dixie Fire fence repair across multiple locations in California. In July 2025, BLM California awarded a $58 thousand purchase order for Eagle Lake Field Office fence repair and wildlife passage modification in greater sage-grouse habitat near Susanville. Smaller contracts from BLM Idaho ($124 thousand for Shoshone fence repairs, June 2025) and BLM Nevada ($45 thousand for Baccarat fire fence repair, July 2024) show consistent activity across the western region. The company also executes landscape-scale work—a July 2023 definitive contract from BLM California for Cold Springs Fire fence repair and rebuild carried $824 thousand for 175,580 linear feet across 15 Modoc County locations over a three-year window.

Activity has remained flat to declining: nine awards in 2022 and 2023, ten in 2024, two in 2025, and one in the first quarter of 2026. Only two awards (combined potential value $1.6 million) face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, creating minimal recompete exposure in the near term. The two major IDIQs—accounting for roughly $13.6 million in combined ceiling—both extend through mid-2026 and will require recompete action by mid-2025 to maintain continuity.

Service Contract Inventory captures $7.3 million in SCI-reportable invoiced revenue across FY2022–FY2024 on 13 prime records, none as a named subcontractor: $577 thousand in FY2022 (0.7 FTEs), $1.1 million in FY2023 (1.7 FTEs), and $5.5 million in FY2024 (0.5 FTEs). SCI median hourly rate on federal service contracts ran $3,121/hr, with 10th percentile at $301.65/hr and 90th percentile at $9,942.95/hr, reflecting a mix of labor-intensive field work and specialized site management. The company performs 100% of contracted hours in-house across SCI records with zero subcontractor hours recorded, reinforcing its build-own-team model. SCI is a strict subset covering only service contracts above $150,000 and excludes goods and construction material procurement, so these figures do not represent L & I Fence's total federal revenue or full enterprise scale.

Fence Construction, repair,removal. Livestock fencing, security fencing, privacy fencing, speciality fencing. Capable of fencing in any type of terrain and rock content.

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