Ronjon Rentals Inc.

Ronjon Rentals Inc., a service-disabled veteran-owned small business headquartered in Wimberley, Texas, supplies rental, delivery, setup, servicing, and removal of portable sanitation equipment—latrines, hand-wash stations, water tanks, and bathroom trailers—to U.S. military installations as a prime contractor across 1,026 awards with $80.2 million in combined potential value. The company competes almost exclusively under the Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business set-aside, holding two major single-award indefinite-delivery contracts (IDCs) that anchor its federal footprint: a $5.785 million SDVOSB IDC with Army Forces Command through August 2026 for the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, California, and a $6.564 million SDVOSB IDC with Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center through September 2029 for operations at Twentynine Palms, California. Both Ronjon Rentals' VOSB and SDVOSB certifications expire July 12, 2028. The company operates under primary NAICS 562910 (Septic Tank and Related Services) and PSC S206 (Lease or Rental of Equipment—Toiletries).

Customer concentration is extreme and geographically tight. The top five agencies account for 94% of award count and 93% of potential value, dominated by Army Forces Command (471 awards, $55.7 million), the Marine Corps (217 awards, $7.2 million), the Department of the Army broadly (144 awards, $8.7 million), Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center (96 awards, $983 thousand), and Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region (32 awards, $1.1 million). The dollar concentration tracks with award volume—Army Forces Command carries both the most orders and the highest potential-value share. Nearly all work is place-of-performance at Fort Irwin or Twentynine Palms. Activity has grown sharply year over year: 27 awards in 2022, 30 in 2023, 148 in 2024, 179 in 2025, and 44 year-to-date in 2026; this trajectory reflects expansion of task-order issuance under the two anchor IDCs rather than new vehicle wins. The recompete cliff is modest—11 awards worth $902 thousand reaching ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months—but the two parent IDCs themselves are the recompete exposure: the Army Forces Command vehicle terminates August 31, 2026, and the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center vehicle runs through September 2029 but was initially awarded March 1, 2024, suggesting recompete risk if the Marine Corps elects to rebid or consolidate.

Ronjon Rentals operates as the sole prime on all awards; the source records zero subcontract relationships. Five named parent vehicles dominate task-order issuance: the two anchor IDCs account for most volume, supplemented by Blanket Purchase Agreement W9124B10A0002 (272 task orders, $4.9 million combined value), Indefinite Delivery Contract W9124B16D0001 (191 task orders, $17.1 million), Indefinite Delivery Contract W9124B13D0004 (121 task orders, $5.8 million), and Indefinite Delivery Contract W9124B22D0001 (59 task orders, $9.5 million). The portfolio reflects routine operational demand: task orders range from sub-hundred-dollar same-day delivery and cleaning calls to large-scale mobilization orders ($623 thousand, $537 thousand) supporting rotation cycles. Obligated spend ($49.5 million) represents 62% of potential value, indicating consistent execution against ceiling. Recent representative work includes a $623,142 delivery order (July 9, 2025) for latrine and handwashing station support at Fort Irwin under the Army Forces Command IDC, a $159,399 task order (January 9, 2026) for SLTE 1-26 porta-john operations under the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center IDC, and a $116,817 purchase order (May 25, 2025) from Army Reserve Command for trailer services in California. The vendor's federal footprint is narrow, defensive, and set-aside dependent; competitiveness in full-and-open procurements at new locations or with other services is not evidenced in the source.