Northcounty Group Inc.

Northcounty Group Inc., a woman-owned small business based in Taunton, Massachusetts, provides tank and fuel system purging, cleaning, inspection, and maintenance services to the Department of the Army as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards), operating predominantly under total small business set-asides at the IDC level and on a mix of set-aside and unrestricted delivery orders.

The vendor's customer concentration is heavily skewed to a single buyer. The Department of the Army Reserve Command accounts for 16 of 22 awards and $3.4 million of the $3.6 million combined potential value — effectively 94% of the portfolio by dollar. The Department of the Army (non-Reserve) placed 4 awards worth $73 thousand; the Department of State Bureau of African Affairs and the Department of the Army Forces Command round out the active set with one purchase order each ($54 thousand and $53 thousand, respectively). The rankings track precisely — no tension between volume and dollars — because Northcounty's work is fundamentally commodity-based and priced at unit rates rather than anchored to large single awards.

Northcounty holds three single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts with the Army Reserve Command, each set aside for total small business and running through February 14, 2027, with combined ceilings exceeding $3.2 million. The largest, contract W911SA22D3007 ($1,168,550 ceiling), covers tanker purge services including steam purging and tank cleaning at Cedar Falls, Iowa, with 5 task orders generating $79 thousand in potential value. Contract W911SA22D3006 ($1,026,200 ceiling) serves Boise, Idaho and the surrounding Mountain West (Idaho, Montana, Utah, Washington, Wyoming) and carries 7 task orders worth $97 thousand. Contract W911SA22D3005 ($1,006,670 ceiling) covers the Midwest corridor (Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio) with 1 task order for $2 thousand. Northcounty executes delivery orders against these vehicles for specific tank purge operations — recent examples include a $34,656 delivery order for tank purge services at Cedar Falls completed in September 2024, a $33,284 delivery order for tanker purge work at Boise from February to May 2023, and a $22,122 delivery order for tank purge at Cedar Falls from April to September 2023. Outside the IDC portfolio, Northcounty received a $54,289 purchase order from the Department of State Bureau of African Affairs for motorpool tires for overseas use (completed September 2023), and a $52,530 total-small-business purchase order from the Department of the Army Forces Command for fuel tank cleaning and purging of fifteen M107 modular fuel systems at Fort Liberty, North Carolina (completed August 2023).

Activity has declined year over year — seven awards in 2022 to one award in 2026 — though this trajectory reflects task-order timing and completion rather than declining demand; the three parent IDCs themselves carry multi-year ceilings extending through February 2027 and remain the vehicle for ongoing Army Reserve purge requirements across multiple regions. The vendor operates 100% as a prime, with no subcontract footprint in the source data. Northcounty's capability portfolio is narrowly specialized: tank and fuel system purging, cleaning, inspection, and servicing for military vehicles and equipment, particularly Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Trucks (HEMTTs) and modular fuel systems, with secondary exposure to motorpool consumables (tires) for diplomatic logistics.