BROKEN ARROW HORSE & CATTLE COMPANY LLC

BROKEN ARROW HORSE & CATTLE COMPANY LLC specializes in off-range corral services for wild horses and burros, providing operational support under the U.S. Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Land Management. The contractor manages the humane holding, feeding, veterinary oversight, and daily care of captured equines in secure, regulated facilities, ensuring compliance with federal animal welfare standards and wild horse management protocols. Their technical expertise includes corrals infrastructure maintenance, animal handling systems, biosecurity procedures, and logistics coordination for equine relocation and population control programs. A key differentiator is their focused, long-term engagement in federal wild horse management, demonstrating consistent operational reliability in high-stakes, mission-critical animal stewardship environments. The contractor has established a sustained working relationship with the Department of the Interior, primarily supporting wild horse and burro programs through multi-year option years of corral services contracts. This pattern indicates deep institutional familiarity with BLM’s operational requirements, regulatory frameworks, and performance expectations for off-range holding facilities. Their work directly enables federal efforts to maintain healthy wild horse populations while reducing overpopulation pressures on public rangelands. Their primary NAICS classification, 115210—Support Activities for Animal Production—reflects their niche in non-production animal care services, distinct from agricultural livestock operations. They operate at the intersection of wildlife management and animal husbandry, serving a specialized federal market focused on conservation, ecological balance, and public land stewardship. The company is structured as a small business (2K) and is headquartered in Fallon, Nevada, positioning it strategically near key BLM wild horse management zones in the Great Basin. While no federal certifications are listed, their consistent contract renewals signal proven operational competence and regulatory compliance within the federal equine management sector.