Robert Isbell

Robert Isbell, a woman-owned small business sole proprietorship based in Booneville, Mississippi, provides park gate attendant and campground management services to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers under total small business set-asides. All five recent prime awards are firm-fixed-price purchase orders for recreational area operations at USACE facilities across Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, and Florida, with a combined potential value of $59 thousand and a 100% obligation rate.

The vendor's customer base is concentrated within a single federal agency. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Mobile District accounts for all five awards, split between the main USACE line (four awards, $41 thousand combined potential value) and the USACE Engineering District Mobile sub-office (one award, $18 thousand). The combined potential value across all awards is modest — the largest single award is a $17,550 purchase order for campground management and park gate attendant services at Victoria Campground in Cartersville, Georgia, awarded March 2, 2026, with ultimate completion in October 2026. Prior awards include a $13,300 purchase order for Payne Campground in Booneville, Mississippi (awarded February 28, 2025, ultimate completion September 3, 2025); a $13,172 award for park gate attendant services across multiple recreational areas (awarded March 3, 2024, ultimate completion September 3, 2024); a $7,740 purchase order for Pickensville Campground at Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi (awarded February 15, 2023, ultimate completion September 17, 2023); and a $7,150 award for Bay Springs Piney Grove Beach Campground (awarded April 27, 2022, ultimate completion September 5, 2022).

Robert Isbell competes exclusively under total small business set-asides with no presence on government-wide vehicles or BPAs. Activity has remained flat — one award per year from 2022 through 2026 — with one award (the Victoria Campground contract, $18 thousand) facing ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and therefore open to recompete. The vendor holds no subcontract footprint and does not operate as a subcontractor to larger primes.