Delancey Preston

Delancey Preston, a sole proprietorship based in Saucier, Mississippi, provides predator trapping and wildlife management services to the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service exclusively under BPA calls as a prime contractor, competing within small business set-asides where designated. The vendor holds NAICS 114210 (Hunting and Trapping) as its primary classification and serves as a specialized provider of predator control at the Mississippi Sandhill Crane National Wildlife Refuge and related federal wildlife refuges across multiple Fish and Wildlife Service regions.

Delancey Preston's capability footprint is narrowly specialized: predator trapping services including equipment provision, labor, and materials to control coyotes, bobcats, feral dogs, foxes, raccoons, beavers, opossums, feral cats, nutria, and feral hogs at federal wildlife refuges while adhering to humane euthanization procedures and state wildlife regulations. The vendor's concrete work history reflects this singular focus — a $1,207.50 BPA call from Fish and Wildlife Service Region 4 issued June 10, 2026, for trapping at Mississippi Sandhill Crane National Wildlife Refuge completion by July 30, 2026; a $1,916.25 call from the same region dated January 1, 2026, completed January 31, 2026; and a $2,675 call from February 19, 2025, completed March 15, 2025. Recent 2026 call values ranged from $1,207.50 to $1,916.25, all firm fixed price with monthly completion cycles.

Customer concentration is extreme: the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 4 accounts for 58 of 86 total awards (100% of the award portfolio by coverage) and $399 thousand of $447 thousand combined potential value (89%). Fish and Wildlife Service Region 6 represents the second customer with 10 awards and $20 thousand potential value, followed by the national Fish and Wildlife Service with 12 awards and $19 thousand potential value, and Region 9 Headquarters with 5 awards and $9 thousand potential value. Region 3 accounts for a single award of $1 thousand. Delancey Preston operates exclusively against BPA vehicles held with Fish and Wildlife Service; it does not compete on government-wide IDIQs, GWACs, or GSA Schedules.

The vendor's vehicle position is anchored to four single-award BPAs, all held with Fish and Wildlife Service regions. Blanket Purchase Agreement 140F0419A0010, originally awarded October 2019 with a $74,500 ceiling, has generated 34 task orders valued at $60 thousand combined potential value. The primary current vehicle is the $250,000 BPA 140FS325A0001 (100% small business set-aside, NAICS 114210), awarded December 11, 2024, by Fish and Wildlife Service Region 4 through December 9, 2029, which has already produced 10 task orders valued at $17 thousand potential value since award. Two other single-award BPAs — INF14PA00043 with 26 task orders at $38 thousand potential value, and INF10PA60268 with 12 task orders at $7 thousand potential value — reflect the vendor's longer relationship with the agency dating to at least 2010. All work is performed at the Mississippi Sandhill Crane National Wildlife Refuge in Gautier and Saucier, Mississippi.

Activity has remained flat: the vendor averaged between five and eight awards per year over the past five years (2022–2026), with combined potential value of $447 thousand across 86 total awards and obligated dollars of $122 thousand (27% utilization). Only one award faces completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal recompete pressure. The vendor operates 100% as a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint. Delancey Preston competes under small business set-asides in some calls and full-and-open in others; the underlying BPAs carry small business set-aside designations, but individual call orders are sometimes issued without set-aside designation. The vendor's portfolio demonstrates deep, stable, long-term specialization in a single narrow mission at a single location with a single customer region, with little exposure to broader federal procurement or teaming arrangements.