Ring Homestead Camp, Inc.

Ring Homestead Camp, Inc., a for-profit outdoor training and adventure services provider based in Middletown, New York, operates exclusively as a prime contractor delivering meals, lodging, training facilities, and specialized leadership instruction to the U.S. Army Recruiting Command. The vendor competes in the full-and-open market without set-aside designation on most orders, though one 2024 award carries a total small business set-aside flag.

Ring Homestead Camp serves a single federal customer — the Department of the Army Headquarters Deputy Chief of Staff Personnel Army Recruiting Command — which accounts for 100% of the vendor's recent federal award volume and combined potential value. The vendor's award footprint spans thirteen purchase orders issued between 2010 and June 2026, totaling $428 thousand in combined potential value with $410 thousand obligated (96% realization). Annual award frequency has remained flat at one order per year from 2022 through 2026, with no growth trajectory evident.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on high and low ropes course training, archery instruction, meals, lodging, and training facilities supporting the Junior Cadet Leadership Challenge (JCLC) Adventure North program for JROTC cadets and cadre. Representative work includes a $176 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order awarded June 10, 2026, for meals, lodging, and training facilities supporting approximately 240 cadets and 40 cadre through July 1, 2026; a $105.2 thousand order from June 2025 for comprehensive leadership development and recreational training services; and a $35.96 thousand total small business set-aside award from June 2024 for high and low ropes course training to 310 JROTC cadets. The vendor operates no parent vehicles, places no task orders under GWACs or agency-wide IDIQs, and carries no subcontract footprint — all awards are single-source, direct prime purchases from Army Recruiting Command. The vendor has maintained this customer relationship continuously since 2010, suggesting embedded operational capabilities at the Middletown, New York facility and consistent alignment with Army cadet development priorities.