Siegfried Consultants LLC

Siegfried Consultants LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) based in Rochester Hills, Michigan, operates as a prime contractor delivering specialized equipment, vehicles, construction materials, and facility services to federal agencies almost exclusively under total small business set-asides. The company is structured as a sole proprietorship and self-certifies as both a small disadvantaged business and a veteran-owned business. Across 127 prime purchase orders awarded between 2022 and September 2026, Siegfried generates revenue by sourcing and delivering equipment across a fragmented federal customer base with no contract vehicles, IDIQs, or BPAs anchoring its work.

Siegfried's capability footprint centers on equipment procurement and delivery across five dominant categories by award frequency: travel trailers and camper manufacturing (17 awards), petroleum and fuel delivery (15 awards), transportation equipment manufacturing (12 awards), truck trailer manufacturing (9 awards), and motorcycles and off-road vehicles (6 awards). Representative work includes a $407,700 Naval Sea Systems Command purchase order for 30 aluminum storage containers delivered to Bremerton, Washington (awarded August 2022); a $151,880 total small business set-aside with the Interior Department's Northeast Region for heating fuel provision through September 2026 with two option years exercised; a $108,607 Bureau of Land Management Utah Region contract for C Trailhead and Moab fencing services (awarded August 2023); a $79,470 Forest Service Southwestern Region delivery of three 24-foot tow-behind camper trailers to Arizona (awarded March 2024); and a $59,152 Geological Survey purchase order for three Yamaha WaveRunners to support operations in Florida and California (awarded May 2024). The company also supplies ammunition ($3,813 to Fish and Wildlife Service for feral hog control), preformed O-rings ($9,400 to Naval Sea Systems Command), hydrogen gas ($52,172 to NOAA's National Weather Service over multiple years), and facility services such as aquarium maintenance ($10,272 to VA Medical Center Detroit, base plus four one-year options) and carpet replacement.

Customer concentration is dispersed across 53 distinct agencies. The top five by award count — Defense Logistics Agency Energy (13 awards, $113 thousand), USGS Office of Acquisitions and Grants (10 awards, $370 thousand), Fish and Wildlife Service (8 awards, $190 thousand), National Park Service Intermountain Region (6 awards, $219 thousand), and Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region (6 awards, $158 thousand) — account for only 34 percent of the total award population. By potential value, Naval Sea Systems Command leads with four awards worth $627 thousand, followed by NOAA (5 awards, $383 thousand), USGS (10 awards, $370 thousand), BLM Nevada Region (2 awards, $231 thousand), and NPS Intermountain Region (6 awards, $219 thousand); these five customers represent 37 percent of combined potential value. The customer base skews heavily toward Interior Department bureaus and Defense supply commands, with meaningful exposure to Agriculture Forest Service, NOAA, and VA.

Activity declined sharply year over year from 2023 to 2025: 23 awards in 2023, 13 in 2024, 8 in 2025, and only 3 in 2026 through September. Combined potential value across all 127 awards stands at $5 million, with $4.6 million obligated (93 percent). Only three awards face ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $145 thousand — minimal recompete exposure. Siegfried competes entirely under total small business set-asides; the portfolio includes only two awards without a set-aside designation (full-and-open buys from Naval Sea Systems Command for aluminum storage containers in July 2022 and Fish and Wildlife Service for a UTV in August 2022). The company holds no seats on government-wide vehicles, schedules, or IDIQs and operates as a pure spot-purchase vendor, meaning each award represents a discrete procurement with no task order runway or parent vehicle vehicle leverage for teaming. No subcontract activity appears in the source material; Siegfried operates 100 percent as a prime contractor on individual purchase orders.