Lunday Heating & Cooling Incorporated

Lunday Heating & Cooling Incorporated, a Native American-owned small business based in West Fargo, North Dakota, delivers HVAC equipment and services, boiler replacement, water heater installation, and building signage to federal agencies serving Native American communities as a prime contractor operating exclusively under Indian-focused set-asides (Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise and Indian Economic Enterprise designations under the Buy Indian Act). The vendor holds certifications as an Indian Economic Enterprise, Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise, minority-owned business, and federally recognized Indian tribe economic enterprise, structured as a Subchapter S corporation.

Lunday's customer portfolio concentrates tightly within the Department of the Interior and Department of Health and Human Services pipelines serving tribal facilities. The Bureau of Indian Education represents 60% of awards by count and 48% of combined potential value across six contracts ($478 thousand), with work spanning water heater replacement at Turtle Mountain Elementary and Middle Schools in Belcourt, North Dakota; boiler replacement at Ojibwa Indian School in Belcourt; heat system repair at St. Stephens Indian School in Wyoming; and heat and air fan motors supply for Riverside Indian School in Oklahoma. The Indian Health Service accounts for two awards ($323 thousand combined potential value) — a $299 thousand exterior signage upgrade at Quentin Burdick Memorial Health Care Facility in Belcourt, North Dakota (the vendor's single largest contract to date, awarded May 2024) and a $24 thousand building and roadside signage contract at the Mid-Atlantic Tribal Health Center in Charles City, Virginia. The Bureau of Indian Affairs Western Region placed one $188 thousand HVAC removal and installation order for lightning-damaged units at the Fort Apache Agency and White Mountain Detention Center in Arizona. The Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a $30 thousand boiler replacement at Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge in Montana.

All ten awards are firm fixed-price purchase orders set aside exclusively for Indian-owned small businesses. Combined potential value across all awards stands at $1 million, with $1 million obligated (100% spend-through). Activity shows three awards in 2023, four in 2024, one in 2025, and two in 2026, with only one award (valued at $24 thousand) facing ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. Lunday does not hold positions on government-wide vehicles, IDIQs, or BPAs; all work flows through direct agency purchase orders. The vendor operates entirely as a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint in the source data.