Chloeta Holdings LLC
Chloeta Holdings LLC, doing business as Chloeta, is a Native American owned company that provides highly specialized services to government and non-governmental agencies. The company excels at solving complex problems in very tight timeframes, offering essential professional services and support functions across several domains. Chloeta is certified as a HUBZone firm by the Small Business Administration.
Chloeta has served as a prime contractor on numerous federal contracts, delivering a diverse array of services. The company has provided healthcare staffing solutions to the Indian Health Service, supplying medical personnel such as registered nurses, emergency medical technicians, surgical staff, and medical assistants. Chloeta also holds contracts for environmental consulting, supporting agencies like the Army, Air Force, Forest Service, and Department of Interior with environmental assessments, biological surveys, cultural resource reviews, and related work. Additionally, the company has procured contracts for emergency response services, tribal engagement, wildland fire management and suppression, engineering support, and other professional services from entities across the federal government. Many of these contracts involved set-aside designations like HUBZone, small business, 8(a), or Indian Economic Enterprise.
Through federal grant awards, Chloeta has primarily served as a subcontractor, although the company does not appear to hold prime grant awards based on the summarized information. As a sub-grantee, Chloeta supported the Oklahoma State Department of Health in providing emergency preparedness and response capabilities for the state's public health and healthcare infrastructure, likely drawing on its expertise in emergency management assistance.
Chloeta maintains several key federal contract indefinite delivery vehicles (IDVs) that enable government agencies to procure the company's services through task orders. These include an IDC with a $4M ceiling from the Army Corps of Engineers for environmental consulting services across the southwest United States, a $50M BPA from the U.S. Forest Service for integrated land management resources and support nationwide, and multiple IDCs for providing temporary medical staffing, wildfire suppression personnel and equipment, and workforce training to the Forest Service. The Forest Service has issued several task orders to Chloeta for services like tribal engagement, natural and cultural resources support, environmental assessments, and instructional support under these vehicles. Additionally, the Indian Health Service and Bureau of Ocean Energy Management have used IDCs held by Chloeta to address healthcare staffing shortages and support offshore energy program reviews requiring tribal consultation expertise.
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Not listed 701 Cedar Lake Blvd #320, Oklahoma City, OK 73114, USA
6/30/09 9/3/25 Grayback Forestry, Inc.
Grayback Forestry, Inc. is a for-profit subchapter S corporation based in Oregon that provides a range of forestry services to federal agencies including the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management. The company specializes in vegetation management, thinning, reforestation, wildfire prevention, prescribed burning, and incident response support. Grayback Forestry has held federal prime contracts with the Departments of Agriculture and Interior for tasks including conducting controlled burns, fuels reduction, hazardous fuels management, wildland fire suppression, timber harvesting, and habitat restoration projects across national forests and public lands in Oregon, Washington, California, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, and other western states. Many awards were firm fixed price delivery orders issued against the company's multiple indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contracts and blanket purchase agreements without set-asides. However, Grayback Forestry has also received total small business set-aside contracts for prescribed burning and support services.
Grayback Forestry has carried out a broad range of forestry management and fire suppression services on prime contracts and task orders from the Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management. The firm conducts vegetation thinning, tree planting, timber harvests, invasive species removal, fuels reduction, prescribed burning of slash piles and understory, fire line construction, mop-up and patrol after controlled burns, wildfire response and all-hazard incident management. Grayback utilizes brush cutters, chainsaws, excavators, dozers and other heavy equipment for projects like hazardous fuels reduction on public lands to decrease wildfire risk. The company performs work under firm fixed price and indefinite delivery vehicles across Oregon, Washington, California, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, and other western U.S. states, often as the prime contractor without major subcontractors. Funding is provided by the Forest Service's Pacific Northwest, Pacific Southwest, Northern, Rocky Mountain, and other regional offices, as well as the Bureau of Land Management's Oregon districts and others.
Grayback Forestry maintains several major federal contract vehicles to provide stewardship services supporting the Forest Service and BLM's forestry, wildland fire, and land management programs. This includes a $50 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region to conduct forest restoration work across Oregon and Washington through 2032; a $50 million BPA with the Pacific Southwest Region for stewardship projects on five national forests in California through 2032; and a $50 million BPA with the Northern Region for the same across Idaho, Montana, North and South Dakota over the next decade. Grayback also holds a $35 million IDIQ with BLM Idaho for prescribed burning operations within three hours of Medford, Oregon over 5 years. The company secured multiple IDIQ awards under the BLM's parent contracts for manual hazardous fuels reduction services worth up to $395 million total across central, eastern, and southwest Oregon from 2022-2027. Task orders are issued regularly against these IDVs and BPAs for wildfire prevention, vegetation management, thinning, controlled burns, fuels reduction, and incident response.
HL1PNEQMHCK6 115310
Not listed 1150 Ort Ln, Merlin, OR 97532, USA
3/27/03 4/4/25 Firestorm Wildland Fire Suppression, Inc.
Firestorm Wildland Fire Suppression, Inc. is a for-profit forestry and emergency services company headquartered in California, operating under the trade name Deer Creek GIS. The company specializes in comprehensive wildland fire management services, including firefighting, prescribed fire planning, hazardous fuels reduction, and ecosystem restoration. With a robust presence in federal contracting, Firestorm has established itself as a key contractor for the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service, providing critical support in protecting lives, property, and natural resources from wildfire threats across national forests and grasslands.
Firestorm has been awarded numerous prime and sub-contract delivery orders primarily through the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service, spanning multiple regional offices including the Pacific Southwest, Rocky Mountain, Intermountain, Northern, and Southwestern Regions. These contracts, typically ranging from $15,000 to over $250,000, involve providing Type 2 and Type 2-IA wildland firefighting crews, equipment, and personnel for initial attack wildfire response, containment activities, prescribed burning, and ecosystem restoration. While most recent awards have not been set aside for specific business categories, Firestorm has previously received contracts under total small business set-aside designations. The company's contract work consistently focuses on mobilizing firefighter resources, supplying specialized equipment, and supporting all-hazard incident response across various national forest locations.
Firestorm holds several significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts and Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs). These include a $50 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the USDA Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region for stewardship services across 14 national forests in California, valid through October 2032. The company also maintains a $250,000 multiple-award IDIQ contract set aside for small businesses, focusing on water handling services for Western Zone regions (3, 5, 6, and 10), and another $250,000 multiple-award IDIQ for chipper services in Regions 5 and 6. These contract vehicles enable the Forest Service's Fire and Aviation Management National Interagency Fire Center to issue task orders for specialized wildland fire suppression and management services, demonstrating Firestorm's versatility and critical role in federal wildfire management operations.
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Not listed 1100 Fortress St #2, Chico, CA 95973, USA
5/29/03 7/9/25 White Horse Forestry, Inc.
White Horse Forestry, Inc., doing business as White Horse Forestry, is a for-profit corporate entity that provides forestry services to the federal government. As a woman-owned small business, White Horse Forestry holds multiple indefinite delivery contracts with the Department of Agriculture Forest Service and has received delivery orders for vegetation management, land stewardship, wildfire prevention support, and water handling capabilities.
As a prime contractor, White Horse Forestry has been awarded over 15 firm fixed price delivery orders from 2020-2023 to perform forestry services, provide wildland firefighting resources, and supply equipment in support of the Forest Service's public lands management and emergency response programs. Tasks have included integrated pest management, single faller services, faller modules, and water handling to aid wildfire suppression efforts. Regions served include the Northern, Southwestern, and National Interagency Fire Center coverage areas. White Horse Forestry has also delivered type 6 fire engines and faller equipment to locations in New Mexico and California under its prime contracts. No major subcontractors have been indicated on the awards.
Additionally, White Horse Forestry holds 3 indefinite delivery contracts for vegetative management, wildland firefighting, and water handling capabilities. The 5-year IDVs utilize total small business set asides and allow for multiple awards under firm fixed price delivery orders. To date, orders have been issued for forestry services, faller services, and water handling to support fire prevention and land stewardship activities on state and federal lands across the Western United States. Contract values range from $22,500 to $250,000.
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Not listed 4687 Old Hwy 10 W, Alberton, MT 59820, USA
1/20/07 12/2/25 G E Forestry, Inc.
GE Forestry, Inc. is a corporate entity that provides forestry services to U.S. federal agencies, with a focus on vegetation management, hazardous fuels reduction, and other land stewardship activities on public lands. As a minority-owned and self-certified small business, the company holds multiple federal contracts and IDVs to support programs across agencies like the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and Fish and Wildlife Service.
Specific services delivered by GE Forestry as a prime contractor include mechanical thinning, hand thinning, tree planting, timber stand improvement, slash treatment, prescribed burning support, and wildfire suppression assistance. The company has performed work in western states under firm fixed price, blanket purchase agreement, and indefinite delivery contracts issued by Forest Service regions 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 and 10 as well as the Bureau of Land Management offices in Idaho, Nevada, Oregon-Washington, and Montana-Dakotas. Projects have been designated as small business set-asides and involved subcontractors in some instances.
The federal IDVs held by GE Forestry span five major program areas - hazardous fuels reduction, vegetation management, reforestation, stewardship, and wildland fire support. The company provides an array of land management services to the Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management under regional IDVs with potential values ranging from $1 million to over $100 million. Associated task orders include thinning, timber harvesting, slash disposal, tree planting, road maintenance, and assembling firefighting resources. IDVs utilize contract types like indefinite delivery and blanket purchase agreements and have ordering periods from 2025 through 2033.
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Not listed 1180 Bens Ln, Medford, OR 97501, USA
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