Renewell Fleet Service, LLC

Renewell Fleet Service, LLC, a for-profit limited liability company based in Ontario, California, operates as a prime contractor providing fleet repair and maintenance services to federal civilian agencies, with all recent work concentrated in automotive and fire-equipment repair under full-and-open procurement (no set-aside utilization). Renewell Fleet Service is a subsidiary of South Coast Fire Equipment Inc., a Subchapter S corporation also located in Southern California.

Renewell Fleet Service's federal footprint is nascent and narrowly focused. The vendor has recorded three prime purchase orders totaling $40 thousand in combined potential value across the past eighteen months, all issued by the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 8 (100% of awards and dollars). Work includes $22.5 thousand for fire-engine repair at the San Diego National Wildlife Refuge (awarded August 14, 2025, completion August 29, 2025), $10.2 thousand for fleet maintenance and management operations supporting San Diego area wildlife-refuge administration (awarded November 14, 2025, completion December 31, 2025), and $7.3 thousand for repair services at the California San Diego National Wildlife Refuge (awarded February 23, 2026, completion June 10, 2026). Performance locations span Chula Vista and Ontario, California.

Renewell Fleet Service holds no seats on government-wide vehicles, regional IDIQs, or blanket purchase agreements. The vendor does not subcontract on larger federal programs and reports no sub-award activity. Award dollars are 100% obligated against combined potential value, indicating completion of invoiced work rather than pending drawdown. Capability coding reflects general automotive repair (3 awards) and maintenance-and-repair of fire-fighting and motor-vehicle equipment. Customer concentration is absolute — Fish and Wildlife Service Region 8 is the sole customer — and award frequency shows two orders in 2025 and one in 2026, with no recompete exposure visible in the next twenty-four months given the low ceiling values and completion-date distribution.