Rockwell American Services, LTD.

Rockwell American Services, LTD., a woman-owned small business headquartered in Terrebonne, Oregon, serves the federal government as a prime contractor (99% of awards) providing detainee meals, field catering, temporary base camp infrastructure, and logistics support services across Department of Homeland Security and Department of the Army agencies. The vendor competes predominantly under set-aside designations, with Total Small Business and Woman-Owned Small Business set-asides recurring across the prime footprint.

Customer concentration is extreme and reflects heavy reliance on a single agency. The Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection dominates both award count and dollars: 132 awards carrying $349.8 million combined potential value represent 76% of recent awards and anchors the top-customers rankings by both volume and value. Immigration and Customs Enforcement contributes $60 million in potential value across four awards, primarily through a $58.9 million multiple-award indefinite delivery contract for emergency detention and related services. The Department of the Army and its subordinate commands (Forces Command, Materiel Command, and the Oregon Army National Guard) together account for 151 awards worth roughly $30 million, reflecting sporadic logistics and catering task orders for field operations and training exercises. The top five funding agencies cover roughly 76% of all awards; dollar concentration is far tighter — two agencies (CBP and ICE) account for the vast majority of the $65.46 billion in combined potential value across all awards.

Rockwell's vehicle portfolio anchors to CBP's Southwest Border Detainee Meals BPA, which carries 103 task orders valued at $21.8 million. The vendor also holds three single-award CBP indefinite delivery contracts for food services across the Yuma, El Centro, and southern border regions (combined potential value approximately $97 million), generating recurring task orders with ceiling values ranging from $1.2 million to $7.1 million. Two government-wide IDIQs are material to long-term posture: a $58.9 million ICE emergency detention services contract (May 2025–May 2027) and awards under OASIS+ Total Small Business and OASIS+ Women-Owned Small Business government-wide acquisition contracts (both carrying $999.999 billion placeholder ceilings through 2029). Rockwell also holds a Federal Supply Schedule contract with GSA for base camp logistics, deployment, and equipment rental services ($3 million ceiling through December 2028), under which the Army and ICE have placed recent delivery orders. A newly awarded FLETC single-award BPA for lodging accommodations in Artesia, New Mexico ($691,920 through September 2026) and an October 2025 multiple-award WEXMAC TITUS IDC ($65 billion through December 2029) represent recent expansion into logistics support for territorial operations and contingency response.

Award activity declined sharply year over year — 51 awards in 2022 down to 5 in 2026 — though the dollar value of recent awards (particularly the WEXMAC TITUS and ICE IDCs) masks underlying task-order volume decline. Only five awards reach completion in the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $2.6 million), indicating minimal recompete exposure in the immediate horizon; however, the vendor's core CBP food services contract (valued $76.9 million) completes August 22, 2026, and the ICE emergency detention IDC expires May 16, 2027, creating two significant recompete risks within the planning window.

Concrete capability work is almost entirely detainee meal procurement and delivery: the Southwest Border Detainee Meals BPA alone anchors over 100 task orders for prepackaged and prepared breakfast, lunch, and dinner meals across CBP Border Patrol sectors in San Diego, El Paso, Rio Grande Valley, Yuma, Tucson, El Centro, and Miami, with individual meal contracts ranging from $40,000 to $2.3 million. Representative prime awards include a $1.2 million May 2026 change-of-scope delivery order from CBP for meal services at Rio Grande City, Texas; a $841,302.92 August 2026 CBP order for El Paso Sector food service meals; and a $709,000 December 2025 ICE order for boxed meals at the Broadview, Illinois detention facility. Beyond meals, Rockwell delivers temporary base camp setup, equipment leasing (forklifts, tents, dining equipment), portable sanitation facilities, and field logistics through Army contracts. A $1.763 million May 2023 woman-owned small business sole-source purchase order from the Army provided life support services — catering, portable latrines, handwashing stations, dumpsters, and tentage — for the 41st Infantry Brigade Combat Team's combat training exercise in San Miguel, California. Army National Guard and Reserve awards include dining equipment, shower trailers, and reefer (refrigeration) services at training centers and forward locations.

Subcontract footprint is minimal (five sub-awards, all prime contractor to KBR Services under LOGCAP V for NORTHCOM theater setting services), reflecting Rockwell's posture as a standalone vendor rather than a teaming partner. Subwork includes reefer services, fabric tents, office container leases, and retail fuel transportation supporting base life support and sustainment operations at Dona Ana Base Camp in support of Army North and Joint Task Force Southern Border.

The bulk of Rockwell's award portfolio (104 awards) falls under NAICS 722330 (Perishable Prepared Food Manufacturing) and 532291 (Recreational Goods Rental — tents, equipment, temporary structures). PSC concentration shows 128 awards under Special Dietary Foods and Food Specialty Preparations, 47 awards for tents and tarpaulins, and 46 awards for equipment rental including textiles and flags, reflecting the breadth of border-security and field-operations logistics work. The vendor has worked with 39 distinct federal agencies across the portfolio, but award geography and functional scope cluster tightly around CBP detention operations, Army training and contingency exercises, and related logistics support for homeland security and military readiness missions.

Rockwell American Svcs., LTD is a small women-owned business with over 14 years experience providing full asset services to the US government and military.

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