BRASADA FORD LTD

Brasada Ford Ltd specializes in the manufacturing and customization of light-duty and medium-duty commercial vehicles for federal operations, with a focused expertise in producing 4x2 and 4x4 utility vans, dump trucks, and maintenance-conversion vehicles meeting stringent GVWR specifications. Their technical capabilities encompass vehicle chassis integration, body conversions, payload optimization, and compliance with federal safety and performance standards for high-mobility, mission-critical fleets. The company demonstrates deep proficiency in configuring vehicles for diverse operational needs, including extended-cab utility platforms, dual-rear-wheel configurations, and service-body adaptations, ensuring vehicles meet the rigorous demands of federal fleet operations. The contractor maintains a consistent and primary relationship with the General Services Administration, delivering customized vehicle solutions under GSA Schedule and IDIQ contracts. Their work supports GSA’s mission to provide reliable, standardized transportation assets for federal agencies, with a focus on durability, maintainability, and regulatory compliance. While one award is linked to the Department of State, the overwhelming majority of engagements are with GSA, indicating a well-established, repeat procurement relationship centered on fleet modernization and vehicle procurement. Brasada Ford Ltd operates primarily within NAICS 336110, which encompasses the manufacturing of automobiles and light-duty motor vehicles. This positions them as a specialized manufacturer rather than a distributor or reseller, with vertical expertise in producing purpose-built commercial vehicles for government use. Their market positioning is defined by precision engineering for federal specifications, including GVWR classifications, drivetrain configurations, and conversion-ready platforms tailored to public sector logistics and service applications. As a 2K entity based in San Antonio, Texas, Brasada Ford Ltd is a small business with a focused, non-certified profile. The absence of formal government certifications suggests a competitive strategy rooted in technical execution and proven delivery rather than socioeconomic set-asides. Their geographic presence supports regional logistics for federal vehicle distribution, with operations aligned to meet the consistent demand for standardized, high-utilization vehicle platforms across federal agencies.