Alpine Forestry LLC

Alpine Forestry LLC, a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Park City, Utah, provides wildland firefighting, prescribed fire management, hazardous fuels reduction, and forestry services to federal land management agencies exclusively as a prime contractor, competing entirely under total small business set-asides. Alpine operates as a limited liability company with no subcontract footprint and no grant recipient activity — all 40 recent awards are prime contract awards, split between delivery orders, BPA calls, and purchase orders against standing IDIQs and blanket purchase agreements.

The company's customer concentration is heavily weighted to the Department of Agriculture Forest Service. The top five customer entities by award count account for 85% of recent awards, led by the National Interagency Fire Center under Forest Service Fire and Aviation Management (14 awards, $4.8 million potential value), the Forest Service Intermountain Region R4 (11 awards, $253 thousand), and the Forest Service Rocky Mountain Region R2 (5 awards, $5.1 million). However, the dollar rankings diverge sharply — the top customer by potential value is the Forest Service Washington Office Acquisitions (1 award, $50 million), which issued the Land Management Integrated Resources Blanket Purchase Agreement in April 2026 with a $50 million ceiling extending through March 2033. This vehicle carries most of Alpine's dollar capacity but minimal task order activity; the Rocky Mountain Research Station's $7.5 million Prescribed Fire and Support IDIQ (September 2025, through September 2028) anchors the second-largest dollar commitment. Combined obligated value across all awards is $1 million against $73.3 million in combined potential ceiling — nearly 99% of capacity remains unexercised, indicating most vehicles are standing capacity rather than actively flowing work.

Alpine holds a dense portfolio of standing capacity vehicles primarily through the National Interagency Fire Center's Virtual Incident Procurement system, awarded in February and May 2026 with two-to-four-year performance periods. These include IDIQs for miscellaneous heavy equipment ($250 thousand to $500 thousand ceilings, Regions 1, 2, and 4), vehicle-with-driver services ($250 thousand to $500 thousand, East Zone and Region 4), faller services ($750 thousand, Regions 1, 2, and 4), and chipper equipment ($250 thousand to $500 thousand, Regions 1, 2, and 4). Alpine also holds the Land Management Integrated Resources BPA ($50 million, Forest Service Washington Office), the Prescribed Fire and Support IDIQ ($7.5 million, Rocky Mountain Research Station), a Forest Service trail maintenance IDIQ ($5 million, Rocky Mountain Region, IIJA-funded, through July 2028), and multiple legacy VIPR IDCs from June and May 2023 with lower ceilings. Recent representative work includes a $272.5 thousand purchase order from the Bureau of Land Management's Utah Region for fuels pile burning and tamarisk removal (January 2022), a $232.9 thousand Fish and Wildlife Service purchase order for prescribed fire and implementation at Bear Valley National Wildlife Refuge in California (February 2026, extending through May 2027 with Service Contract Act wage determinations), and current small-dollar delivery orders in July and August 2026 ranging from $3.8 thousand to $22.4 thousand against the Intermountain Region IDIQ and Rocky Mountain Region vehicles.

Activity has grown from two awards in 2022 to fourteen in 2026, driven primarily by VIPR capacity awards in the February 2026 and subsequent July 2026 tranches. Work is performed across western federal lands — Forest Service Regions 1, 2, and 4 (Intermountain, Rocky Mountain, and Northern) in Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, and Nevada, with administrative oversight in Park City, Utah. Only two awards (combined potential value $235 thousand) reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, creating minimal recompete cliff exposure. Alpine's capability and NAICS coding center on Support Activities for Forestry (29 awards) and All Other Transit and Ground Passenger Transportation (10 awards), with PSC codes dominated by Natural Resources/Conservation–Forest-Range Fire Suppression/Presuppression (31 awards). The company's federal footprint is entirely USDA Forest Service and Department of the Interior, with no prime awards from defense or civilian non-natural-resources agencies.

Arbor Services, Fire Prevention, Defensible Space, WUI Planning, Resource Conservation, Forest Thinning