Tierney Anne Leonard

Tierney Anne Leonard, a woman-owned small business sole proprietorship based in Twin Falls, Idaho, delivers specialized instruction and training services to the Army's Training and Doctrine Command exclusively as a prime contractor under two single-award BPAs, competing on a total-small-business set-aside posture across nearly all recent task orders.

Leonard holds a concentrated federal footprint built entirely on Army TRADOC work — 16 awards totaling $999 thousand in combined potential value, all issued by the same customer agency. Activity has accelerated sharply in 2025 and 2026, with five awards in 2025 and four in 2026 year-to-date, following dormancy between 2019 and 2023. The vendor's work centers on victim services instruction: two parent BPAs drive the relationship — a $624,484.80 single-award BPA for instruction services to the United States Army Military Police School (USAMPS) Special Victims Capability Division running through February 2029, and a $102,289.84 single-award BPA for Special Victims Capability Center instruction services running through September 2028. Task orders against these vehicles span instruction delivery, facility maintenance, and civilian and military tuition and training support. Recent representative awards include a $68,850 BPA call from May 1, 2025, covering Forensic Child Interview (FCI) courses across Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri; Fort Cavazos, Texas; and Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland; a $45,900 call from June 13, 2025, for three related task orders at Fort Leonard Wood; and a $13,770 call from March 9, 2026, for a Forensic Child Interview course also at Fort Leonard Wood. Nearly all recent calls carry Total Small Business set-aside designations and firm fixed-price pricing; a handful have issued with no set-aside designation.

The NAICS and PSC profile reflects specialization: thirteen awards fall under Child and Youth Services, with three under Professional and Management Development Training, and task orders span Education/Training categories across General instruction, Training/Curriculum Development, and Lectures. Of the $999 thousand in combined potential value, $272 thousand has been obligated (27%), indicating newer awards not yet fully funded. The vendor operates no subcontract relationships and maintains no secondary customer agencies — this is a sole-source, single-customer footprint with high recompete concentration. All current task orders issue from two parent BPAs with no set-aside designation at the IDV level, though individual calls underneath are predominantly set-aside.