Warrior Tractor & Equipment Co Inc.

Warrior Tractor & Equipment Co Inc., doing business as Northern Alabama Peterbilt, operates as a prime contractor on small-value federal purchase orders for heavy equipment repair and maintenance services, competing in full-and-open procurements with no recurring set-aside designations. A for-profit Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Northport, Alabama, the vendor holds a federal contracting footprint dating to 2002, anchored in equipment maintenance and repair work across construction machinery, industrial equipment, and specialized military vehicle platforms.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on field repair and preventive maintenance for heavy equipment in federal inventory — diesel dozers, excavators, backhoes, and forestry-package attachments — performed at customer sites and workshop facilities in Alabama. Concrete recent work includes a $23,259.44 firm fixed-price purchase order from the U.S. Forest Service (awarded January 20, 2026, ultimate completion February 27, 2026) for fire equipment repair of a John Deere 450J dozer assigned to the Bankhead Ranger District in Double Springs, Alabama; a $4,458.19 purchase order from the National Cemetery Administration (awarded June 27, 2025) for service and repair of a Hitachi ZX60 excavator at Alabama National Cemetery; and a $13,781.88 Total Small Business set-aside purchase order from TACOM Life Cycle Management Command (awarded April 5, 2022) for forestry package kit components.

Customer concentration is split between Army and Department of Veterans Affairs maintenance programs and civilian forest-management operations. TACOM Life Cycle Management Command represents the largest single customer by potential value ($317 thousand across five awards), while the Department of Agriculture Forest Service R8-Southern Region leads in award count (ten awards, $103 thousand combined potential value). The Department of Veterans Affairs National Cemetery Administration accounts for four awards ($80 thousand combined potential value). These three customer streams represent 96% of the vendor's combined potential value across the source period.

The vendor's recent award volume is sparse — one award per year across 2021, 2022, 2024, 2025, and 2026 — and dollar magnitudes are characteristically sub-$25 thousand per purchase order. Total combined potential value across all 35 awards in the source data is $569 thousand, though combined dollars obligated ($1 million) exceeds potential value, suggesting contract modifications and overages on smaller awards. The vendor holds 97% of its footprint as prime contractor (34 awards) with minimal subcontract exposure (one sub award to General Dynamics Global Force LLC in February 2024 for DEOB products). Parent vehicles are limited-scope IDIQs and single-award contracts with Corps of Engineers and Army Materiel Command entities, reflecting transactional relationships rather than blanket-ordering vehicles. Named subsidiaries include Warrior Of Arkansas, Inc. and Warrior Tractor & Equipment Company Inc.

With knowledgeable and experienced management and sales force, you can count on Warrior Tractor and Equipment's exceptional customer service. Each member of the management sales force averages 30+ years of equipment sales experience. Each continues to be trained and certified by John Deere to provide customers with optimal information regarding equipment.