Hat Creek Construction & Materials, Inc.
Hat Creek Construction & Materials, Inc., doing business as Hat Creek Construction & Materials Inc., is a for-profit construction services company based in Fall River Mills, California. The company has been registered to receive federal contract awards since September 2003 and holds an active registration in SAM.gov until April 2025. Hat Creek Construction specializes in providing a wide range of construction, road maintenance, and vegetation management services to various federal agencies, particularly in support of land management and infrastructure projects. Their primary clients include the Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration, and Department of the Army.
Hat Creek Construction has been awarded numerous federal contracts for services such as road rehabilitation, vegetation clearing, mastication, hazard tree removal, and heavy equipment rentals. Notable projects include a $13.8 million contract for road rehabilitation within the Lava Beds National Monument, a $7.9 million road reconstruction effort in Trinity County, California, and multiple vegetation management contracts across various National Forests in California. The company has also provided concrete delivery services to military installations and performed constructability reviews for road projects in national parks. Many of their contracts have been set aside for small businesses or HUBZone firms, demonstrating their status as a small business contractor. Hat Creek Construction's work often supports wildfire risk reduction, forest health improvement, and infrastructure maintenance on federal lands.
Hat Creek Construction & Materials, Inc. holds several significant federal contract IDVs. These include a $240 million Western Regional Pavement Preservation Multiple Award Task Order Contract with the Federal Highway Administration, covering highway, bridge, and road projects across 13 western states through October 2028. The company also holds a $50 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Forest Service for road maintenance and construction services in California's federal forests and grasslands, running through March 2033. Additionally, Hat Creek Construction has a $7 million multiple-award IDC for mechanical fuels reduction services with the Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region, supporting vegetation management and wildfire prevention efforts through May 2025. The company is also part of a $250,000 multiple-award IDC for heavy equipment rentals supporting wildland fire suppression and emergency response operations across three Forest Service regions, valid through June 2024.
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Not listed 24339 CA-89, Burney, CA 96013, USA
9/24/03 2/17/26 Premier Clearing, Inc.
Premier Clearing, Inc. is a corporate entity that provides forestry and land management services to the U.S. Forest Service and other federal agencies. Registered in SAM.gov since 2013, Premier Clearing operates as a small business concern and has self-certified as a Woman Owned, Veteran Owned, and Small Disadvantaged Business.
As the prime contractor, Premier Clearing has been awarded multiple federal contracts to perform mechanical thinning, brush clearing, mastication, and other fuels reduction work in support of wildfire prevention and mitigation programs managed by the Forest Service's Pacific Southwest Region. Services under these firm fixed price delivery orders included hazardous vegetation removal within urban wildland interfaces and along designated fuel breaks across national forests and grasslands in northern and central California. Contract values ranged from approximately $46,000 to $520,000, with completion dates between 2019 and 2023. No major subcontractors were identified on the awards made on a competitive basis. Certain delivery orders were set aside for small business concerns.
Premier Clearing also holds several indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract vehicles with the Forest Service to provide incident response resources, forestry services, and stewardship support quickly through task orders. As a small business IDV holder since 2020, Premier Clearing can mobilize dozers, excavators, operators, and other assets to aid wildfire suppression efforts across multiple states. Additionally, a $50 million Blanket Purchase Agreement established with Premier Clearing in 2022 enables the Forest Service's Pacific Southwest Region to efficiently procure various land management tasks, including fuels and habitat restoration projects.
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Not listed 901 Montague Rd, Yreka, CA 96097, USA
5/30/13 3/18/25 Winningham Forest Management, Inc.
Winningham Forest Management, Inc. is a corporate entity providing forestry management services to federal agencies, with SBA certification as a HUBZone firm. The company performs vegetation management, hazardous fuels reduction, and other land stewardship tasks supporting forest health and wildfire risk mitigation goals.
Through past prime contract awards, Winningham has conducted mechanical fuel treatments, tree thinning, road maintenance, and post-fire reforestation activities for the Forest Service's Pacific Southwest Region and Northern California forests. Projects have involved grapple piling, brush mastication, and related services to rearrange surface fuels and reduce ladder fuels across hundreds of acres, with no set-aside provisions. Winningham also held a $108K delivery order to thin trees and brush on 146 acres in the Lassen National Forest.
Winningham currently holds three active IDVs with the Forest Service. A $50 million Blanket Purchase Agreement enables the Pacific Southwest Region to issue task orders for broad stewardship contracting services furthering habitat restoration and watershed protection objectives through 2032. Two additional IDCs provide for $250K and $7 million in mechanical fuels reduction tasks, the latter incorporating a 2021 delivery order for over $450K in grapple piling work. The fuels reduction IDCs were set aside for total small businesses.
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Not listed 7250 Diamond Mountain Rd, Greenville, CA 95947, USA
1/21/05 11/13/25 Jack Brown & Son, Inc.
Jack Brown & Son, Inc. is a small business subchapter S corporation registered in SAM.gov since 2003, specializing in providing mechanical vegetation management and heavy equipment services to federal land management agencies. Based in Adin, California, the company has established itself as a key contractor for wildfire risk reduction and forest restoration projects primarily in the Western United States, with a focus on California and Oregon. The company's core competencies involve mechanical mastication, vegetation treatment, and heavy equipment rental for federal agencies, particularly the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service.
The company has consistently secured federal contracts focused on mechanical mastication and fuels reduction services across National Forests and Grasslands. Most of their prime contract awards have been total small business set-aside delivery orders from the U.S. Forest Service Pacific Southwest (Region 5) and Pacific Northwest (Region 6) Regions, with contract values ranging from $71,955 to $412,768. Their work involves mechanically treating vegetation, creating shaded fuel breaks, reducing wildfire risks, and supporting landscape-scale hazardous fuels reduction projects. Specific tasks include mastication of brush and small trees, mechanical treatment of mixed-aged timber and plantations, and vegetation management across various acreages in California and Oregon locations such as Adin, McCloud, Alturas, and Lakeview.
Jack Brown & Son, Inc. holds multiple Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) and Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs) with federal agencies, particularly the U.S. Forest Service. These IDVs include a $7 million contract with the Pacific Southwest Region for mechanical fuels reduction, and several Virtual Incident Procurement (VIPR) contracts for heavy equipment rental supporting wildland fire suppression and all-hazard incidents in Regions 3, 5, and 6. The IDVs are predominantly total small business set-aside multiple-award contracts with potential values around $250,000 each, allowing the company to provide equipment and services for fire suppression, prescribed project work, and emergency response across National Forests in Oregon, Washington, and California. These contracts enable the company to support critical wildfire risk reduction and forest restoration initiatives through equipment provision and specialized vegetation management services.
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Not listed 2436 Watson St, Klamath Falls, OR 97603, USA
4/25/03 1/6/26 Diversified Resources Inc.
Diversified Resources Inc. is a company that specializes in vegetation management and fuels reduction, with the goal of improving forest health and reducing wildfire risk. They are registered in SAM.gov as a corporate entity and hold certifications as an SBA Certified HUBZone Firm and a Woman Owned Small Business.
Through past prime federal contract awards, Diversified Resources has provided a range of vegetation management, fuels reduction, and forestry services to the U.S. Forest Service and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Specific services have included wildland firefighting support, machine piling, mastication of shrubs and small trees, ladder fuel removal, and site preparation services. These services have been performed at locations across California and Nevada in support of land management agencies' objectives to mitigate wildfire fuels and promote sustainable forests. Set aside designations on awards have included Total Small Business, with Diversified Resources operating as a small business prime contractor.
Diversified Resources also holds several federal Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicles and Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs) through which federal agencies can issue task orders. These include a $7 million Storm and Disaster Recovery IDIQ to provide heavy equipment and operators for emergency response and recovery efforts, a $50 million Stewardship BPA to perform land management services on National Forests in California, a $250,000 wildland fire suppression equipment IDIQ, and a $50 million Nevada land stewardship BPA. Awards have been made by the Forest Service and utilize small business set aside mechanisms.
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Not listed 550 Blackoak Dr, Chester, CA 96020, USA
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