B & M Digges Hauling

B & M Digges Hauling, a sole proprietorship based in Halfway, Oregon, provides hauling, transportation, and vehicle rental services to the Department of Agriculture Forest Service and the National Interagency Fire Center exclusively as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides. The vendor operates in two distinct roles: as a task-order awardee under existing indefinite delivery contracts and blanket purchase agreements, and as a holder of its own small-business indefinite delivery vehicles through the National Interagency Fire Center's Vehicles with Interagency Personnel Resources (VIPR) system.

B & M Digges Hauling's capability portfolio is narrowly focused on wildland firefighting and hazard mitigation logistics. Services include provision of pickup trucks, stakeside trucks, passenger vans, and sport utility vehicles with drivers; waste removal and disposal; and materials transport in support of fire suppression and emergency incident response across the Pacific Northwest and Western regions. Representative work includes a $19,763.75 firm-fixed-price delivery order (August 2024) under the VIPR system for vehicle rental and materials transport, a $17,580.20 delivery order (September 2022) for waste removal at Baker City, Oregon, and an $11,270.20 delivery order (July 2026) for hauling services under total small business set-aside. The vendor holds two active multiple-award indefinite delivery contracts with the National Interagency Fire Center — one with a $250,000 ceiling running through August 2031 (awarded August 2026) and another through June 2028 (awarded February 2026) — both designated VIPR I-BPA for Regions 5 and 6 West Zone, under which task orders have historically ranged from approximately $3,000 to $17,500.

Customer concentration is absolute: the Department of Agriculture Forest Service accounts for all 26 prime awards, split between the Pacific Northwest Region (19 awards, $595 thousand combined potential value) and the Fire and Aviation Management National Interagency Fire Center (5 awards, $1 million combined potential value). The vendor operates exclusively on small-business set-aside vehicles — the top parent vehicles are multiple Indefinite Delivery Contracts and Blanket Purchase Agreements issued through the VIPR system, with six task orders each under IDC 1204H120T7016 and BPA AG04H1B177250. Recent activity shows one to three awards per year; combined potential value across all awards stands at $1.6 million, with only $156 thousand obligated to date. The vendor competes exclusively within small business set-asides and does not hold positions on governmentwide vehicles or across other agencies.