Stephey Livestock Inc.

Stephey Livestock Inc. is a woman-owned small business located in Ridgecrest, California, specializing in providing comprehensive equine-related goods and services to various federal agencies. The company has established itself as a reliable contractor in the agricultural and animal care sector, with a primary focus on supplying horse feed, hay, farrier services, and horse training support to government entities. Through its strategic positioning and diverse capabilities, Stephey Livestock Inc. has secured multiple federal contract awards across different agencies, demonstrating its expertise in meeting specialized government requirements for equine management and support.

The company has provided an extensive range of goods and services through federal contract awards, primarily working with agencies such as the U.S. Army Forces Command, Bureau of Land Management, and Federal Bureau of Prisons. These contracts have included delivering hay (grass hay and alfalfa/grass mixed hay) to wild horse and burro facilities, providing horse feed to military installations like Fort Irwin, offering horse farrier services including shoeing and hoof trimming, and delivering horse and horsemen training services. Many of these contracts were set aside for small businesses, with award values ranging from $10,000 to $347,559.96. Stephey Livestock Inc. has consistently been awarded contracts for specialized equine support, including wild horse and burro feeding services, hay delivery to correctional facilities, and comprehensive horse care services for military training centers.

Stephey Livestock Inc. holds a significant Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) with the U.S. Army Forces Command, valued at $293,916 and running from December 2020 to December 2025. This single-award IDC is specifically designed for delivering horse feed and related equine products to support operations at Fort Irwin, California. Under this contract, FORSCOM has issued multiple firm fixed-price delivery orders, typically valued between $10,000 and $20,000, for various horse sustenance items including alfalfa hay, grass hay, feed pellets, beet pulp, electrolyte powder, joint supplements, and mineral blocks. The IDC was originally solicited as a 100% small business set-aside and provides a structured mechanism for the Army to consistently procure necessary equine supplies to maintain readiness and support training missions at the National Training Center.

Stephey Livestock provides full service livestock and farrier services - trimming, shoeing, lameness, diagnosis and treatment. Provides livestock transportation.