Sampson Livestock LLC

Sampson Livestock LLC, doing business as Sampson Live Stock, is a small agricultural cooperative sole proprietorship based in Fillmore, Utah that provides wild horse and burro drive trapping, gathering, catch-treat-hold-release, and population management services to the Bureau of Land Management as a prime contractor exclusively under total small business set-asides. The vendor operates across ten western states (Utah, Nevada, Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, and California) and holds a $72 million single-award IDIQ for wild horse and burro drive trapping services through December 2030 and a $20 million multiple-award IDIQ for catch, treat, hold, and release services through March 2028.

Sampson Livestock's entire award footprint—67 awards totaling $132.3 million in combined potential value—is concentrated with a single customer: the Bureau of Land Management National Office accounts for 63 awards worth $131.3 million, with remaining activity split among BLM's Nevada and Utah regional offices and the Forest Service R3-Southwestern Region. The vendor competes exclusively under total small business set-asides on the BLM side. Recent representative delivery orders include a $235,535 firm fixed-price order issued July 8, 2026 for wild horse drive trapping in the Confusion Herd Management Area near Eureka, Utah (capturing approximately 360 horses), a $497,130 order issued July 7, 2026 for the Bible Spring Complex near Minersville, Utah (approximately 800 horses), and a $259,885 order issued June 12, 2026 for the Lahontan Herd Management Area in Nevada (approximately 700 horses). Larger historical examples include a $752,374 gather at the Tiple B Complex in Nevada (2024), a $649,550 Twin Peaks Horse Gather in California (2022), and a $646,080 East Pershing Complex gather in Nevada (2023).

The vendor places the majority of task orders under its core $72 million and $20 million IDIQs with the BLM National Office. Activity has remained consistent at three to five awards per year over the past five years, with five awards issued in 2026 year-to-date. The recompete cliff in the next twenty-four months is minimal—five awards with combined potential value of $1.1 million reach ultimate completion in that window, though the two large parent IDIQs themselves extend through 2028 and 2030 respectively. Sampson Livestock does not subcontract and operates no visible sub-award footprint. Work is performed at discrete Herd Management Area locations throughout the western region, with administrative coordination through BLM's National Office in Washington, DC. The vendor's service scope is narrowly specialized in wild horse and burro population management using drive trapping methodology to support the BLM's rangeland stewardship and habitat protection mandates on public lands.