Arctic Fire Inc.

Arctic Fire Inc., doing business as Arctic Fire & Safety Inc., a Fairbanks-based small business specializing in fire extinguisher maintenance, inspection, repair, and suppression system equipment supply, operates as a prime contractor exclusively across 373 federal awards totaling $29.7 million in combined potential value, with 22 distinct customer agencies and $8.4 million in combined obligated dollars. The vendor competes predominantly under total small business set-asides and holds no subcontracting footprint.

Arctic Fire's customer base concentrates heavily on Army installations in Alaska. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region anchors the portfolio with 98 awards valued at $20.8 million — accounting for 77% of total award count and 70% of combined potential value across the top five customers. The Department of the Army Materiel Command Sustainment Command ranks second by dollar value at $3.8 million across 17 awards, followed by the Department of the Army Materiel Command Expeditionary Contracting Command Regional Contracting Office Alaska 413th CSB at $2.1 million across 62 awards. The Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces and the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Alaska Region provide additional volume but at lower dollar magnitudes ($521 thousand and $619 thousand respectively). This concentration reflects Arctic Fire's positioning as a regional Alaska-based provider for military fire safety operations rather than a national federal contractor.

Arctic Fire maintains five active indefinite delivery contracts and blanket purchase agreements, all with Army or Interior agencies in Alaska. The Blanket Purchase Agreement W912D014A0003, issued by the Department of the Army, has generated 131 task orders with $1.5 million combined potential value. The Indefinite Delivery Contract W912CZ04D0009 supports 37 task orders valued at $14.8 million — the vendor's largest single vehicle by dollar value. Two other Army contracts (W912D015D0001 and W912CZ09D0024) carry combined potential value of $3.4 million across 41 task orders. An additional $250,000 Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Alaska Region, awarded in May 2024 and running through May 31, 2029, provides fire extinguisher and suppression system maintenance at BLM facilities. A $23,414.45 Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Army Test and Evaluation Command, awarded in August 2021 and running through August 2026, has consumed its full ceiling through five annual delivery orders ranging from $3,535.50 to $6,499.00.

Representative recent awards include a $30,000 firm fixed-price BPA call from the Department of the Interior Alaska Region in March 2026 for fire extinguisher and Ansul suppression system equipment at Fort Wainwright through May 2029; a $17,022.32 purchase order from the Air Force Pacific Air Forces in September 2025 for seven 55-gallon drums of firefighting foam delivered to Eielson Air Force Base; and a $25,068.41 purchase order from the Department of the Interior in May 2025 to upgrade the Fort Wainwright Air Force Station kitchen fire suppression system. Arctic Fire also executes smaller commodity and service orders through its indefinite delivery vehicles — a $6,499.00 delivery order from the Army Test and Evaluation Command in August 2025 for fire extinguisher services (Task Order 4) and a $10,974.58 purchase order from the Army Pacific Command in August 2025 for fire extinguisher repairs, inspection, and certification at Fort Wainwright exemplify the service-call pattern.

Activity has remained modest and flat — averaging 4 awards per year over the past five years (2022–2026), with no significant growth trajectory. A single recompete exposure of $6,000 combined potential value reaches completion within the next twenty-four months. The vendor's capability concentration is narrow and geographically anchored: 134 of 373 awards fall under Fire Fighting Equipment PSC codes, with an additional 90 awards for Drums And Cans and 43 for specialized containers — reflecting a transactional, commodity-and-service model rather than systems integration or strategic initiative work. Arctic Fire's registered SAM presence dates to 2002, and the source material confirms over 30 federal contract awards across the vendor's history, positioning it as an established Alaska regional provider with deep roots in military installation fire safety and maintenance support.