Wolfguard Solutions LLC

Wolfguard Solutions LLC, a Native American-owned Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise based in Plantation, Florida, operates as a prime contractor delivering facilities maintenance, equipment repair, protective equipment procurement, and specialized services exclusively under Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise (ISBE) set-asides to tribal health and education systems. The firm is structured as a limited liability partnership and holds multiple SBA designations including Indian Economic Enterprise, minority-owned business, and self-certified small disadvantaged business status, positioning it to compete in the full-and-open federal marketplace but currently operating entirely within ISBE reserves.

Wolfguard's customer footprint concentrates on two federal agencies serving tribal nations. The Department of Health and Human Services Indian Health Service accounts for five of ten recent awards (52% of combined potential value at $395 thousand), while the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Indian Affairs—split across its Bureau of Indian Education, Great Plains Region, and Northwest Region offices—accounts for the remaining five awards (48% of combined potential value at $306 thousand). All ten awards remain active or pending completion; no prior-year base awards or multiple renewals appear in the recent record. The vendor competes exclusively under 100% ISBE set-asides, with no full-and-open or other set-aside category participation.

Wolfguard's capability portfolio spans facilities infrastructure and equipment services. Recent work includes boiler burner replacement at Mariano Lake Community School ($169 thousand, Bureau of Indian Education, completed November 2026), integrated pest management covering 288,000 square feet across four IHS facilities in Chinle, Arizona ($76.9 thousand, twelve-month base with optional extension through August 2028), tactical gas masks and CBRN protective gear procurement for IHS Safety Department ($48 thousand, Indian Health Service), HVAC controls replacement at Standing Rock Agency in North Dakota ($29.6 thousand, Bureau of Indian Affairs), LED message board installation at Cheyenne Eagle-Butte School in South Dakota ($136.9 thousand, Bureau of Indian Education), preventative maintenance on CenTraVac chillers in Gallup, New Mexico ($123.4 thousand through June 2031, Indian Health Service), and boiler, chiller, and heater services in Albuquerque ($77 thousand through June 2027, Indian Health Service). The portfolio also includes a 400KW generator repair at Chinle Comprehensive Health Care Facility ($69.6 thousand, Indian Health Service) and procurement of two hydraulic tilt trailers for Warm Springs Agency in Oregon ($32 thousand, Bureau of Indian Affairs). One purchase order for Adapted Physical Education services ($370.4 thousand ceiling, Bureau of Indian Education) was canceled via modification.

Activity has grown to ten awards in 2026 alone, with a combined potential value of $762 thousand and $624 thousand in obligated funding (82% execution rate). Within the next twenty-four months, six awards with a combined potential value of $470 thousand will reach ultimate completion, creating recompete exposure. Wolfguard operates as a 100% prime contractor with no subcontract footprint in the visible record. The vendor holds no federal contract vehicles, IDIQs, or GWACs and operates exclusively on individual purchase orders under direct agency solicitations, making each new tribal facilities or equipment need a separate competition opportunity.