Total Equipment & Rental Of Oklahoma City LLC

Total Equipment & Rental Of Oklahoma City LLC, doing business as Bobcat Of Oklahoma City, is a self-certified small disadvantaged business providing Bobcat equipment repair, maintenance, and sales to federal agencies as a prime contractor operating exclusively on small purchase orders with no parent contract vehicles or IDV seats.

The vendor operates as a limited liability partnership based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, competing entirely outside set-aside vehicles — all six recent federal awards are full-and-open small purchases with no small business set-aside designation, despite the vendor's self-certified SDB status. The company's footprint spans repair and maintenance services on Bobcat skid steer loaders and excavators, plus utility work machine sales, classified under NAICS codes centered on commercial and industrial machinery repair and maintenance (3 of 6 awards) and equipment merchant wholesale.

Customer concentration is highly fragmented across five distinct federal agencies with no single customer anchoring the portfolio. The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command represents the largest dollar value at $109 thousand for a September 2022 purchase of a utility work machine on a total small business set-aside. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Navajo Region follows at $23 thousand, the Bureau of Indian Affairs Southern Plains Region at $14 thousand, the Department of the Air Force at $12 thousand for a January 2025 Bobcat skid steer repair and maintenance purchase order, and the Department of Veterans Affairs National Cemetery Administration at $12 thousand across two awards, including a February 2026 emergency sole-source repair contract for a Bobcat E35 excavator at Fort Sill National Cemetery valued at $6,353.34. The vendor holds no position on government-wide vehicles or multi-award contracts; all work is transacted as single purchase orders.

Activity is minimal and sporadic — one award in 2016, one in 2017, one in 2022, and two in 2025-2026, with combined obligated value of $170 thousand across the entire source period. The vendor does not subcontract on federal work and operates entirely as a prime, with no exposure to larger integrators or teaming arrangements in the federal space.