Andrews Equipment Services LLC

Andrews Equipment Services LLC, a limited liability company based in Wittmann, Arizona, provides wildland fire suppression and equipment maintenance services to the National Interagency Fire Center under multiple-award indefinite delivery contracts designated as Total Small Business set-asides. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor on federal work and maintains a single-customer relationship with the Department of Agriculture's Forest Service Fire and Aviation Management division.

Andrews' federal footprint comprises four indefinite delivery contracts, all awarded by the National Interagency Fire Center under the Virtual Incident Procurement system between April 2023 and February 2026. Two contracts, each carrying a $250,000 ceiling and running through April 2028, provide mechanics with service truck support for Region 3 operations on a firm fixed price basis. A third contract, also with a $250,000 ceiling, supplies vehicles with drivers (pickup and stake-bed configurations) exclusively for Region 3, priced at daily shift rates up to 16 hours and including personnel, equipment, transportation, and lodging. The fourth contract, awarded in February 2026, similarly provides vehicle and driver services for Region 3 under firm fixed price terms with a $250,000 ceiling extending through April 2028. All four contracts were originally solicited in January 2023 as preseason Incident Blanket Purchase Agreements intended to establish a roster of small business contractors capable of responding to fire incidents across USDA Forest Service Region 3. The combined potential value across all four awards totals $1 million, all directed toward wildland fire suppression and all-hazard incident response operations. Andrews competes under the Total Small Business set-aside category exclusively; no sub-award activity or diversification beyond fire suppression services appears in the source data. The vendor's service delivery spans mechanics and transport support positioned within Region 3 dispatch centers to enable rapid mobilization to unknown future fire locations across regional and nationwide operations.