MAGIC VALLEY HELI-ARC & MFG., INC.

MAGIC VALLEY HELI-ARC & MFG., INC. specializes in the design, manufacture, and supply of specialized pumping equipment for aquatic resource management, with a focus on gas- and electric-powered fish pumps used in federal fish hatcheries. Their technical expertise lies in precision-engineered pumping systems tailored for live fish transport, including models such as the Aqua-Life BioStream BP25 and BP25G, which require robust mechanical reliability, low-shear flow dynamics, and compatibility with sensitive aquatic environments. The company demonstrates deep domain knowledge in adapting industrial pumping technology to meet the exacting standards of fisheries science, ensuring minimal stress on target species during transit and handling. Their ability to deliver custom-engineered solutions for federal hatchery operations—ranging from salmonid to trout systems—positions them as a niche provider of mission-critical aquatic logistics equipment. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of the Interior, particularly through its Fish and Wildlife Service divisions, supplying equipment for national fish hatcheries across multiple states. Work includes procurement of both gas-powered and electric fish pumps for stocking programs, habitat restoration, and species propagation efforts, indicating a trusted vendor status within the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s infrastructure network. Their primary industry focus is NAICS 333914—Measuring, Dispensing, and Other Pumping Equipment Manufacturing—where they apply precision manufacturing to hydraulic systems designed for ecological applications rather than industrial or municipal use. This vertical specialization in aquatic life support equipment distinguishes them in a narrow but critical federal supply chain. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Twin Falls, Idaho, MAGIC VALLEY HELI-ARC & MFG., INC. operates without federal certifications but leverages its regional presence and technical agility to serve federal natural resource agencies. Their geographic location supports rapid response and logistical coordination with western U.S. hatchery networks.