Alpine Services LLC

Alpine Services LLC, a minority-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Salem, Oregon, provides 20-person Type 2 wildland firefighter crews and comprehensive land management services to the U.S. Forest Service as a prime contractor across western forest regions. The company operates entirely under a single total small business set-aside IDIQ vehicle—the $3.25 million National Type 2 Firefighter Crews contract (awarded June 15, 2022, extended through July 1, 2027)—from which it has received 145 delivery orders totaling over $25 million in combined potential value.

Alpine's federal footprint is almost entirely monolithic: 158 of 161 awards (98%) fall under NAICS 541720 (Support Activities for Forestry) and PSC code Natural Resources/Conservation – Forest-Range Fire Suppression/Presuppression. The company holds no other IDIQs, BPAs, or GWACs and operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no sub-award activity. All delivery orders are firm-fixed-price and carry no set-aside designation at the task order level, though they draw from the underlying total small business set-aside IDIQ. Award activity has grown sharply—three awards in 2022, 38 in 2023, 59 in 2024, and 60 in 2025—reflecting consistent demand for wildland fire crew capacity across Forest Service regions.

Customer concentration is exceptionally high but diffuse by name. The general "Department of Agriculture Forest Service" line item (unattributed to specific regions) accounts for 40 awards and $224.2 million of combined potential value—80% of Alpine's total potential value. This concentration masks task orders distributed across Forest Service Regions 1 (Northern), 2 (Rocky Mountain), 3 (Southwestern), 4 (Intermountain), 5 (Pacific Southwest), and 6 (Pacific Northwest). Alpine's top three regionally named customers by award count are Region 5 Pacific Southwest (51 awards, $9.6 million), Region 6 Pacific Northwest (27 awards, $6.4 million), and Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region (11 awards, $1.3 million). However, the larger dollar signal lies with the unattributed Forest Service category; the source does not parse whether those $224.2 million in dollars flow to specific regions or represent administrative aggregation. Obligated dollars total $29.6 million (12% of potential value), indicating substantial draw-down of the contract vehicle.

Place of performance spans western U.S. national forests and BLM lands: Wenatchee, Medford, and Colville (Washington); Redding, Eureka, Grass Valley, and Clovis (California); Boise and Jerome (Idaho); Denver, Pueblo, and Glenwood Springs (Colorado); Billings, Hamilton, and Kalispell (Montana); and subordinate sites across Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, and Wyoming. The single IDIQ vehicle enables rapid crew deployment across multiple regions, with administrative oversight at the National Interagency Fire Center. Alpine does not compete for non-fire work; its portfolio is entirely constrained to Type 2 wildland firefighter crew provisioning, hazardous fuels reduction, forestry operations, trail maintenance, and facilities support.

Recompete exposure is minimal: only one award (the $265,578.50 Southwestern Region delivery order dated May 23, 2026) reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. However, the parent IDIQ itself extends only to July 1, 2027—creating a significant recompete cliff fourteen months out if Alpine intends to maintain its wildland fire crew footprint. The company's entire federal revenue stream depends on renewal or replacement of this single vehicle. Alpine received one additional award on May 23, 2026 (the most recent in the source), a $265.6 thousand delivery order from the Southwestern Region; this represents the only 2026 activity in the source data and signals continued utilization of the IDIQ in its final months before expiration.