Indefinite Delivery Contract 1204H126T7707

Justin Eddy Trucking LLC, a small business, was awarded a multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract by the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC), a civilian agency within the United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service, on February 6, 2026. The contract carries a ceiling value of $250,000 and extends through May 28, 2029. This total small business set-aside contract authorizes the contractor to provide miscellaneous heavy equipment, personnel, training, and certifications to support wildland fire suppression and prescribed project work exclusively within Region 6 of the Pacific Northwest. The solicitation, posted on February 1, 2024, with a deadline of March 17, 2024, sought to establish multiple blanket purchase agreements with small businesses through a competitive process that evaluated contractor rates, technical capability including photographic documentation of equipment, and socioeconomic status. Awards were designated for contractors positioned within advertised dispatch centers nearest to their operational resources to ensure adequate response times.

The contract scope encompasses the provision of heavy equipment and related services necessary for emergency incident response and prescribed burning operations throughout the Pacific Northwest region. The solicitation specified that contractors must provide all equipment, personnel, training, and certification support, with pricing based on 16-hour daily shift operations and inclusive of all associated costs. The NAICS codes applicable to this procurement include heavy construction equipment rental and leasing services. Performance locations are limited to Region 6 of the Pacific Northwest, supporting both local and regional wildland fire management operations. As a multiple-award vehicle, this contract permits the NIFC to issue task orders or delivery orders to Justin Eddy Trucking LLC and other awarded contractors based on operational needs, ensuring access to specialized equipment and support services during active fire suppression and resource management activities.