Moore-Clark U.s.a., Inc.

Moore-Clark U.S.A., Inc., a foreign-owned manufacturer of specialized fish feed and aquaculture products headquartered in Longview, Washington, operates as a prime contractor supplying customized nutritional solutions to federal fisheries management and conservation programs. The company competes on a full and open basis without set-aside designations, reflecting the specialized and technical nature of its aquaculture products that federal agencies select through competitive procurement.

Moore-Clark's federal footprint centers almost entirely on the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service, which accounts for approximately 95% of combined potential value across the vendor's award portfolio. The top five funding agencies by award count (80% coverage) are dominated by FWS regional operations: FWS Region 1 leads with 911 awards valued at $51.3 million combined potential value, followed by FWS Headquarters with 94 awards ($4 million), FWS Region 5 with 87 awards ($2.2 million), FWS Region 3 with 39 awards ($990 thousand), and FWS Region 6 with 38 awards ($1 million). By dollar concentration, FWS Region 9 Headquarters anchors the portfolio with six awards carrying $75.1 million combined potential value—the single-award $75 million blanket purchase agreement for nationwide fish feed delivery to national fish hatcheries through October 2032, awarded November 1, 2022. FWS Region 1 provides the operational volume and sustained customer relationship, with 911 delivery orders supporting hatcheries across Washington, Oregon, Idaho, California, Nevada, and surrounding states. Secondary customers include the Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation (six awards, $6.5 million), the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (multiple awards for zebrafish and aquatic animal feed), the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (marine research feed), and the USDA Agricultural Research Service (Atlantic salmon and lumpfish research support via a $397,419.81 single-award indefinite delivery contract through January 2028).

Moore-Clark's capability portfolio is narrowly specialized in fish feed and aquaculture products. The vendor manufactures customized nutritional solutions tailored to species including steelhead, Chinook salmon, sockeye salmon, Atlantic salmon, lumpfish, and zebrafish, across life stages from fry through adult. Product lines include Gemma Micro (zebrafish feed in multiple sizes), Biovita starter and fry feeds, BioClarks fry feed, Oncor float fish feed, medicated formulations, and biological materials from partner suppliers such as Bio Oregon. Representative work includes a $25.7 million ceiling BPA call to Kooskia National Fish Hatchery (July 2026), a $204.4 million firm fixed-price purchase order to Nimbus Fish Hatchery (March 2026), and a $143.6 million NICHD purchase order for Gemma Micro aquatic animal feed (June 2026). The $75 million FWS blanket purchase agreement alone has generated hundreds of task orders ranging from approximately $14,750 to $204,705 each, with delivery across more than a dozen regional hatcheries since award. A secondary $397,419.81 USDA ARS contract supports Atlantic salmon and lumpfish research through January 2028, demonstrating Moore-Clark's role in federal aquaculture research beyond fisheries management.

Vehicle position is dominated by two parent contracts. The $75 million FWS blanket purchase agreement (awarded November 1, 2022, running through October 31, 2032) has generated 509 task orders valued at $13.1 million combined potential value under IDV INF13PC00012, 433 task orders at $7.5 million under IDV INF07PC60117, and 210 task orders at $7.3 million under IDV 140F0118D0010. The single-award BPA under contract 140F0S23A0001 (identified separately) carries 144 task orders at $6.3 million combined potential value. The USDA ARS indefinite delivery contract ($397.4 thousand ceiling, January 2023 through January 2028) enables delivery orders for specialized research feed. Moore-Clark holds no positions on government-wide acquisition contracts (GWACs) or multi-agency vehicles; all significant work flows through FWS and USDA direct awards.

Activity has remained relatively stable over the past five years, with 39 awards in 2022, 50 in 2023, 45 in 2024, 55 in 2025, and 28 through July 2026. Total awards across all sources in the source data reach 1,470 primes. Recompete risk is minimal: only five awards totaling $513 thousand in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. The portfolio reflects consistent, high-volume task order execution against the large $75 million BPA ceiling rather than rolling recompetes or new competitive procurements.

Moore-Clark operates without identified subcontractors on federal awards; the vendor appears in the source as prime contractor across all documented contracts and IDVs. The company maintains no teaming relationships or sub-award footprint in the source materials, indicating vertically integrated manufacturing and delivery operations.

NAICS and PSC concentration underscore specialization. The vendor codes primarily to "Other Animal Food Manufacturing" (NAICS 311119) across 1,427 of 1,470 awards, with minor exposure to "Other Aquaculture" (31 awards), "Finfish Farming and Fish Hatcheries" (4 awards), and miscellaneous categories. PSC coding is similarly narrow: "Forage and Feed" (PSC 8410) accounts for 1,442 awards, with minor PSC 8415 (Live Animals, Not Raised for Food) and miscellaneous categories totaling 28 awards. The source data spans awards from December 2006 through July 2026, positioning Moore-Clark as an established federal contractor with two decades of service history, though award velocity has accelerated substantially since the November 2022 $75 million FWS BPA award.