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GRAND EAGLE SUMMIT LLC

UEI: STJDUXU1JAA6CAGE: 3REW6

GRAND EAGLE SUMMIT LLC is a federal contractor, registered under UEI STJDUXU1JAA6 and CAGE code 3REW6. It has been awarded $33,877,876 across 25 federal contracts. Primary work spans Support Activities for Animal Production. Top awarding agencies include Department Of The Interior.

Contact Information

Registration and classification details

Phone+1 (555) 000-0000

Address123 Main St, City, ST 12345

Registration

UEI Code

STJDUXU1JAA6

CAGE Code

3REW6

Entity Structure

Partnership or Limited Liability Partnership

Established

N/A

Business Classifications

2XJSLJ

NAICS Codes

112111Beef Cattle Ranching and Farming

112920Horses and Other Equine Production

115210Support Activities for Animal Production(Primary)

Federal Contracting Overview

Award totals, agency breakdown, NAICS distribution, and geographic footprint.

AI Capability Profile

GRAND EAGLE SUMMIT LLC specializes in supporting federal land management operations through targeted animal production services, with a demonstrated focus on the humane and sustainable management of wild horse and burro populations. Their core capability centers on the design, coordination, and oper...

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Award Analytics & Distribution

Awards by Agency

Department Of The Interior$33.9M100%

Awards by NAICS

115210 - Support Activities for Animal Production$33.9M100%

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Open opportunities in GRAND EAGLE SUMMIT LLC's top NAICS codes and agencies

RFP for Aquaculture System Retrofit (PCS# 600000-07130-RFP)

Solicitation # S-580501-00017795

Procurement and Contracting Services

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California Vegetation Treatment Program (CalVTP) UpdateThe California Department of Forestry and Fire Prevention (CAL FIRE) is funding vegetation treatment and ecological restoration activities on up to 104 acres of State Responsibility Area lands near Cambria in San Luis Obispo County, with the goal of reducing wildfire risk to nearby communities and restoring the native Cambria Monterey Pine Forest. The project, implemented by the San Luis Obispo County Fire Safe Council and supported by the Upper Salinas-Las Tablas Resource Conservation District, follows the environmental framework established by the California Vegetation Treatment Program (CalVTP) Program Environmental Impact Report, with a Project-Specific Analysis confirming compliance. Treatment activities include manual piling, pile burning, invasive plant removal, and fuel break creation, all designed to avoid type conversion of sensitive chaparral and coastal sage scrub habitats as mandated by Public Resources Code § 4483. Maintenance treatments will mirror initial actions to sustain long-term forest health and wildfire resilience, while also demonstrating climate-adaptive vegetation management practices. All work is conducted under the oversight of CAL FIRE as the lead agency and the Upper Salinas-Las Tablas RCD as the responsible agency for environmental compliance and monitoring, with approval finalized through a Notice of Determination issued on November 25, 2025. The project does not include explicit pricing, contract type, or federal acquisition regulation clauses, as it operates under state environmental review and funding mechanisms rather than formal federal procurement structures. Key personnel responsible for execution and oversight include Shannon Johnson of CAL FIRE, Spencer Gordon of the RCD, and Dan Turner of the Fire Safe Council, though no formal contracting officer or contracting officer’s representative roles are officially designated. Performance is geographically limited to the specified SRA lands northeast of Cambria, with no delivery or invoicing logistics outlined, and no federal socioeconomic certifications, unique entity identifiers, or payment details provided. The project's success is evaluated against the mitigation and monitoring protocols established in the CalVTP Program EIR, with no additional requirements beyond those already approved under state environmental law.

Upper Salinas - Las Tablas Resource Conservation District (RCD)

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Hydraulic ChutesThe Bureau of Land Management, under the Department of the Interior, is forecasting a requirement for the replacement of hydraulic chutes used in off-range corrals. These chutes are essential for the safe containment of wild horses and burros during medical treatments, vaccinations, and hoof trimming. The project is necessary because existing inventory is aging or requires extensive repairs, posing potential safety hazards to both personnel and animals. This procurement is categorized under NAICS code 115210 and was posted on June 25, 2026. Interested parties may coordinate with Anne Ebbers as the primary point of contact or Felicia Salazar, the Small Business Specialist, for further information regarding this forecast.

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Bait & Water Trap IDIQThe Bureau of Land Management is seeking contractors for a Bait and Water Trap IDIQ to support the humane capture and removal of excess wild horses and burros. This initiative is conducted in accordance with the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971 to maintain animal health and preserve rangeland stability. The selected contractors will utilize bait and water trapping methods to guide animals into temporary corrals. Following the initial capture, contractors are responsible for transporting the animals to temporary holding facilities where they will be sorted, fed, and cared for. The process concludes with the transport of these animals to permanent BLM facilities. This forecast is categorized under NAICS code 115210 and is managed by the Department of the Interior.

Bureau of Land Management

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Drive Trap IDIQThe Bureau of Land Management requires specialized contracting services to facilitate the humane capture and removal of excess wild horses and burros to maintain healthy rangelands and animal populations in compliance with the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971. This Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity contract focuses on the drive trapping method, which involves using vehicles, typically helicopters, to direct animals into temporary corrals. Once captured, the animals must be transported to temporary holding facilities where they will be sorted, fed, and cared for prior to their relocation to permanent BLM facilities. This forecast procurement is managed by the Department of the Interior through the Bureau of Land Management under NAICS code 115210. The contract is designed to utilize multiple contractors to ensure the effective execution of these management tasks. Interested parties can coordinate with designated points of contact, including Anne Ebbers and Small Business Specialist Felicia Salazer, for further information regarding this requirement.

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BLM Wild Horse and Burro: Off-range Holding PasturesThe Bureau of Land Management is seeking to acquire 12,000 pasture spaces to provide long-term holding for wild horses and burros removed from the range. This initiative is driven by the need to replace expiring contracts and ensure continued care for animals that are generally unsuitable for private placement due to their age or temperament. Utilizing off-range pastures is identified as a more cost-effective alternative to off-range corrals for maintaining these animals until their title is transferred to another entity. This forecast, posted on June 25, 2026, falls under NAICS code 115210 and is managed by the Department of the Interior. Interested parties can coordinate with point of contact Anne Ebbers or Small Business Specialist Felicia Salazar regarding this requirement.

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BLM Wild Horse and Burro: Off-range Holding CorralsThe Bureau of Land Management, under the Department of the Interior, has issued a forecast for off-range holding corrals intended for the care of wild horses and burros removed from their natural ranges. These facilities serve as critical transition points where animals acclimate to controlled environments and receive essential veterinary care, including vaccinations, deworming, and identification through freezemarks or microchips. Additionally, these locations facilitate necessary procedures such as gelding stallions and act as distribution hubs for animals being prepared for adoption, sale, transfer, training, or relocation to off-range pastures. While these facilities are primarily concentrated in the western United States, strategic locations in the Central, Plains, and Eastern states are utilized to streamline distribution to larger population centers. This procurement falls under NAICS code 115210 and is managed through the Bureau of Land Management. Interested parties can coordinate with designated points of contact, including Anne Ebbers and Small Business Specialist Andrea Harter, for further information regarding this forecast.

Bureau of Land Management

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F--Special Notice-Consolidation RFP No. 140L0125R0010

Solicitation # 140L0126R0008

The Bureau of Land Management under the Department of the Interior is consolidating 15 expiring contracts for the Wild Horse and Burro Program’s Off-Range Pastures into a single, nationwide Firm Fixed Price Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) solicitation, RFP No. 140L0125R0010, to streamline administrative processes and standardize animal care across four states. The contract, issued under FAR 7.107-5(c), is limited to small business contractors and aims to provide care for approximately 50,000 wild horses through task orders issued over a five- or ten-year performance period, with a total contract ceiling of $226,000,000. The work involves daily husbandry and maintenance of horse herds ranging from 200 to 10,000 animals at distributed off-range pasture sites, with inspections and acceptance centrally managed by HQ722 in Washington, D.C., using standardized protocols to ensure consistent quality. Pricing for task orders will be competitively determined among multiple awardees through a unit-rate structure under FFP terms, though detailed CLINs or unit pricing are not provided in this notice. The solicitation emphasizes operational flexibility to accommodate unpredictable gather schedules and environmental conditions, with no specified FOB terms, packaging, marking, or personnel clearance requirements. Proposals are to be submitted electronically by June 15, 2026, with the primary point of contact listed as Cristina Hayden of the BLM WHBP. Despite the absence of explicit evaluation factors, weights, or attachment details, the procurement reflects a strategic shift toward centralized management, cost efficiency, and improved care uniformity for the nation’s wild horse population.

Washington Dc Office

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Daily Wild Horse Care and Maintenance ServicesThis contract involves providing comprehensive daily care services for wild horses housed at off-range pasture facilities. Responsibilities include feeding, watering, continuous health monitoring, and ensuring the overall welfare of the horses. Additionally, the contractor is required to perform routine hoof care and be prepared for emergency interventions as needed to maintain the animals' health and safety. Issued by the Department of the Interior through its Washington DC office, the contract falls under the NAICS code 115210, which pertains to wildlife care services. Although specific location details and points of contact are not provided, the contract is framed as a subcontract and was posted in mid-June 2026. This arrangement highlights the government's focus on the humane treatment and management of wild horse populations through professional and consistent service delivery.

Washington Dc Office

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Provide Support Service for Research Animal Services for the care of swine poultry and laboratory animals.The Agricultural Research Service of the Department of Agriculture is seeking a contractor to provide comprehensive animal care and husbandry support services at the Beltsville Area Research Center. This requirement covers the daily care, health monitoring, and sanitation for swine, poultry, and various laboratory animals used in federally funded research programs. The selected contractor must ensure services are available 365 days per year, encompassing essential tasks such as feeding, watering, environmental management, and the maintenance of detailed husbandry and sanitation records. In addition to basic care, the contractor is responsible for conducting daily welfare checks, promptly reporting abnormal observations, and providing limited research assistance, including the collection of noninvasive samples. This forecast, categorized under NAICS code 115210, emphasizes the need for consistent oversight to maintain the health and well-being of the research animals while supporting the broader goals of the agency's scientific programs.

Agricultural Research Service

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Farrier Services – Corrective and Therapeutic Hoof CareThis contract involves providing farrier services focused on corrective trimming and therapeutic shoeing specifically for injured or chronically lame horses. The scope includes not only the physical hoof care but also the accurate documentation of the horses' conditions and the treatments administered. The contract is designated as a Total Small Business Set-Aside under FAR 19.5, ensuring it is awarded to a qualifying small business. The services are to be performed in Sheridan, with the contracting agency being the Bighorn National Forest under the Department of Agriculture. This subcontract is associated with NAICS code 115210, which covers animal specialty services, emphasizing specialized hoof care for equine health and recovery. The contract was posted in April 2026 and supports therapeutic efforts aimed at improving the welfare of horses through expert farrier care.

Bighorn National Forest

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Farrier Services – Steel Shoeing and ForgingThe contract requires hot-forged steel shoeing services specifically during the summer months, focusing on crafting hand-fitted shoes made from new steel. Each shoe must be securely attached with a minimum of six nails to ensure durability and proper fit. This service is designated as a total small business set-aside under the SBA guidelines, ensuring opportunities for small businesses in accordance with FAR 19.5 regulations. The work is to be performed in Sheridan, with oversight by the Bighorn National Forest division of the Department of Agriculture. The scope emphasizes quality and craftsmanship in the shoeing process, reflecting the need for precise, custom-fit farrier work to maintain the health and performance of the animals involved. This subcontract supports the agency’s operational needs during peak seasonal activity and aligns with the NAICS code 115210, pertaining to support activities for forestry. The contracting opportunity was posted in April 2026, highlighting a commitment to sustainable procurement practices within a federal framework.

Bighorn National Forest

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Farrier Services – Routine Hoof TrimmingThis contract involves providing routine farrier services, specifically hoof trimming, for up to eight government-owned horses every eight weeks during the winter season. The work will take place at designated ranger stations as well as the Sheridan Work Center, located in Sheridan, with a focus on maintaining the health and well-being of the horses under government care. The contract is set aside entirely for small businesses under the SBA Total Small Business Set-Aside program, aligning with the NAICS code 115210, which pertains to services related to horse and other animal care. The contracting agency is the Bighorn National Forest under the Department of Agriculture, and the contract is categorized as a subcontract opportunity with no specific solicitation number provided. The purpose of this contract is to ensure consistent maintenance of the horses’ hooves during the winter months to support their performance and mobility in forest management activities. The work requires regular, scheduled visits every eight weeks to multiple locations, demonstrating the need for reliable and periodic service throughout the contractual period.

Bighorn National Forest

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Soil Nailing; Coos and Douglas CountiesThe Department of the Interior is seeking a contractor for soil nailing and stabilization projects at six road sites located within Coos and Douglas counties. These sites are critical for public access, fire suppression response, and the transportation of timber from sale haul roads. The scope of work focuses on storm damage repair and involves the installation of soil nails, reinforced shotcrete, and steel mesh. Additionally, the project requires bank fill embankment, the placement of base aggregate, and the application of asphalt pavement to ensure road stability and longevity.

Department of the Interior

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LOWER CROOKED RIVER SITE PHASE 1The Lower Crooked River Site Phase 1 project, managed by the Department of the Interior, focuses on improving accessibility and the visitor experience at the Crooked River Recreation Site. Funded by the Great American Outdoors Act, the initiative aims to ensure full compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act by installing accessible pathways, restrooms, and facilities that meet federal standards. In addition to accessibility upgrades, the project involves paving roads within the site to enhance visitor safety, reduce dust, and lower long-term maintenance requirements. This forecast, categorized under NAICS code 236220, is centered in Oregon and is coordinated by Joseph Duncan.

Department of the Interior

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FY26 Northern Spotted Owl Surveys - BLM Siuslaw Field OfficeThe Department of the Interior is forecasting a contract for Northern Spotted Owl surveys to be conducted within Lane, Douglas, and Benton Counties. This project will support the BLM Siuslaw Field Office and is categorized under NAICS code 541620 for environmental consulting services. The performance of these surveys will take place across various locations within the specified counties. Joseph Duncan serves as the primary point of contact and small business specialist for this procurement opportunity.

Department of the Interior

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BIL312D Owyhee FR76 BOSH ARCH SurveysThe Department of the Interior is forecasting a contract for the BIL312D Owyhee FR76 BOSH ARCH Surveys to conduct cultural surveys necessary for the future implementation of the BOSH project. The work is scheduled to be performed in Murphy and is categorized under NAICS code 541620. This opportunity is designated as a Total Small Business Set-Aside under FAR 19.5. Interested parties can coordinate with Point of Contact Tyson McAlindin or Small Business Specialist Charles Dodson for further information regarding this forecast.

Department of the Interior

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GAOA24 WEW BOARDWALK DESIGN BUILDThe Department of the Interior is forecasting a design-build construction project to replace structurally deficient boardwalks at the West Eugene Wetlands in Oregon. This initiative falls under NAICS code 236220 and is managed by the agency's internal procurement office to ensure the restoration of safe and functional pedestrian access within the wetlands area. The project was posted on March 30, 2026, with Joseph Duncan serving as the primary point of contact and small business specialist. Interested parties can find further details through the Acquisition Gateway, as the agency seeks a qualified contractor to handle both the design and construction phases of the boardwalk replacement.

Department of the Interior

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