William Wesley Hoover

William Wesley Hoover, doing business as All Wet Water Trucking, operates as a veteran-owned sole proprietorship based in Fossil, Oregon, providing water handling equipment, water tenders, trucks, and operator services to federal land management agencies in support of wildland fire suppression and all-hazard incident response. All 43 of Hoover's recent federal awards are prime contracts and indefinite-delivery contracts; the vendor does not operate as a subcontractor.

Hoover's customer base concentrates entirely within the Department of Agriculture's Forest Service and the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management. The National Interagency Fire Center dominates by potential value, anchoring nine awards worth $2.1 million combined, while the Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region (Region 6) leads by award count with 29 delivery orders totaling $998 thousand combined potential value. The remaining three agencies — BLM Idaho Region, BLM Oregon-Washington, and BLM New Mexico Region — account for five awards valued at $53 thousand combined. The vendor's work is classified almost exclusively under NAICS 541711 (Support Activities for Forestry), with PSC coding centered on natural resources and conservation forest-range fire suppression and presuppression.

Hoover holds five parent indefinite-delivery vehicles, all issued under total small business set-aside by the National Interagency Fire Center or Forest Service and running through 2028 or 2030. The largest vehicle is a $500 thousand multiple-award IDIQ with the National Interagency Fire Center (awarded February 6, 2026, ceiling through May 30, 2030) for water handling equipment across Region 6; a second $500 thousand IDIQ on the same date covers heavy equipment for West Zone Regions 5 and 6 through June 11, 2028. Two additional $250 thousand IDIQs from the Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region provide water handling and heavy equipment across multiple western regions, with one expiring June 6, 2025 and one running through May 30, 2030. Delivery orders against these vehicles range from $4,500 to $51,974 and span seasonal fire-support work, with a combined $575 thousand obligated against the $3.1 million total potential value across the portfolio.

Activity has fluctuated across recent years — six awards in 2022, one in 2023, three in 2024, three in 2025, and five through mid-2026 — reflecting the seasonal and incident-driven nature of wildland fire operations. Hoover's concrete recent work includes a $51,974 firm-fixed-price delivery order from Forest Service Region 6 issued July 14, 2026, for water handling equipment and operator services in Baker City, Oregon; a $43,978 delivery order from the same region for water handling equipment supporting fire suppression in Pendleton, Oregon, awarded August 11, 2026; and a $25,987 delivery order from the same customer, issued August 12, 2026, for water tenders and operator services. All recent delivery orders carry firm-fixed-price terms and ultimate completion dates within the same fire season.

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