Bennett Sara M

Bennett Sara M is a small disadvantaged, woman-owned, and Asian-Pacific American owned sole proprietorship based in Canyonville, Oregon, registered in SAM.gov since June 2016. The company specializes in providing water handling equipment and services primarily to federal agencies, with a focused expertise in supporting wildland fire suppression efforts across multiple U.S. Forest Service regions. While limited background information is available beyond its federal contracting profile, Bennett Sara M has established itself as a nimble service provider capable of rapidly deploying specialized water management resources for emergency response and incident management.

The company has consistently been awarded federal contract delivery orders, predominantly from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service's Fire and Aviation Management and National Interagency Fire Center. These contracts have involved supplying critical water infrastructure equipment such as water tenders, hand washing stations, potable water trucks, and gray water trucks. The contract awards, ranging from $4,950 to $62,950, have been primarily concentrated in Forest Service Regions 3, 5, 6, and 10, covering areas in the Pacific Northwest, Pacific Southwest, and Southwestern United States. These contracts have been awarded on an unrestricted basis, meaning no specific set-aside designations were used, though Bennett Sara M qualifies as a small business and falls under multiple socioeconomic classifications.

Bennett Sara M holds multiple Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with the U.S. Forest Service, each valued up to $250,000 and set aside for total small business participation. These IDCs, awarded between 2020 and 2024, establish blanket purchase agreements for water handling services supporting wildland fire suppression and all-hazard incident response. The contracts cover multiple Forest Service regions and have performance periods extending through 2025 and 2029. Specific IDV descriptions include provisions for potable and gray water trucks, trailer-mounted hand washing stations, and water tenders, with task orders issued based on immediate operational needs during fire seasons. The IDCs allow for rapid equipment deployment and provide the Forest Service with flexible, on-demand access to critical water management resources across western U.S. regions.