505 Wildland Fire Services LLC

505 Wildland Fire Services LLC, a minority-owned, Hispanic American-owned veteran-owned small business based in Rio Rancho, New Mexico, operates as a prime contractor providing satellite communication services and generator equipment rental and logistics support to federal wildland fire management operations across the Department of Agriculture's Forest Service regional offices. All seven awards in the source data are purchase orders issued directly to 505 Wildland as prime contractor, with no subcontract footprint; the vendor competes full-and-open without set-aside designation.

505 Wildland's customer base is entirely concentrated within the Department of Agriculture Forest Service, with regional splits driving award distribution. The Forest Service's Southwestern Region (R3) places the highest volume, accounting for three awards and $120 thousand in combined potential value; the Eastern Region (R9) places two awards for $65 thousand; the main Forest Service (likely a parent or coordinating office) places one award for $40 thousand; and the Pacific Southwest Region (R5) places one award for $15 thousand. This customer concentration is 100% — all awards to date fund Forest Service programs across four regional and administrative lines.

Representative work includes a $74 thousand satellite service delivery order issued by Forest Service R3 on June 25, 2026, for support at McCauley Springs in New Mexico with completion on July 5, 2026; a $35.65 thousand order from the Department of Interior's Eastern Region on July 19, 2026, for generator equipment and satellite service supporting Superior National Forest fire operations in Minnesota with September 15, 2026 completion; and a $39.69 thousand purchase order from Forest Service for satellite service fire support to Deschutes National Forest in Oregon, awarded July 29, 2026. Additional work includes satellite service orders to NASA Region 5 for $15.47 thousand and a generator order to GSA Region 9 for $28.95 thousand, both with August 2026 completion dates. All awards are firm fixed price with short performance windows of one to seven weeks, indicating rapid-deployment emergency or seasonal fire operations support.

Activity is recent and sparse — all seven awards cluster in the June through August 2026 window, with $240 thousand combined obligated value across the full footprint. The vendor has no standing IDVs, GWACs, or BPAs in the source data; all awards are direct purchase orders. The top NAICS categories are Satellite Telecommunications (five awards) and Other Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Rental and Leasing (two awards), with corresponding PSC alignment to network satellite communications access services and equipment rental. No recompete cliff is relevant given the short-term, task-oriented nature of purchase-order work and the absence of multi-year vehicles or standing task-order positions.