BDJ Partners LLP

BDJ Partners LLP is a for-profit partnership registered in SAM.gov since 2005, located in Zortman, Montana, that specializes in providing heavy equipment and related services to federal land management agencies. The company primarily serves the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and U.S. Forest Service through various contract mechanisms, focusing on road maintenance, equipment support, and emergency response services. With a business model centered on supporting federal land operations, BDJ Partners LLP has established itself as a small business contractor capable of delivering specialized equipment and personnel for infrastructure maintenance and wildland fire support across multiple regions.

The company has consistently been awarded small business set-aside contracts for road grading and maintenance services, primarily in Phillips County, Montana. BDJ Partners LLP has performed road maintenance for the BLM Malta Field Office, grading approximately 115.4 miles of roads through fixed-price purchase orders ranging from $23,000 to $56,480. Their contract work involves furnishing labor, equipment, supplies, and materials necessary for road maintenance in federal land management areas. The contracts demonstrate the company's expertise in heavy equipment operations, with a specific focus on rural and federal land infrastructure maintenance and support services for land management agencies.

BDJ Partners LLP holds multiple Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with the U.S. Forest Service, specifically targeting emergency response and wildland fire support across East Zone Regions 1, 2, 4, and 9. These IDCs, valued at $250,000 each, cover various service categories including water handling, heavy equipment provision, and miscellaneous equipment support for fire suppression and all-hazard incident response. The contracts utilize the Virtual Incident Procurement (VIPR) system and allow for the deployment of equipment such as excavators, dozers, feller bunchers, skidgines, water trucks, and associated trained personnel. These IDCs are all set aside for small businesses and enable the rapid mobilization of resources through fixed-price task orders, supporting interagency cooperation with potential optional use by agencies like the Department of Interior and National Park Service.