Big Sky Showers LLC

Big Sky Showers LLC, a self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Missoula, Montana, operates as a prime contractor providing mobile shower trailers, waste disposal, and wastewater removal services to support federal wildland firefighting and emergency response operations. The vendor competes under Total Small Business set-aside on its primary vehicle and holds no subcontracting footprint — all 94 tracked awards are prime contracts.

The vendor's portfolio is concentrated almost entirely on the Department of Agriculture Forest Service. Twenty-nine awards totaling $27 million in combined potential value flow through the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC), which administers the primary vehicle. The Forest Service as a whole accounts for 84% of the recent award count across six distinct regional offices (Regions 1–6) and the national program. A single outlier is a $2.5 million blanket purchase agreement with the Department of the Army Forces Command for portable latrines, dumpsters, and graywater removal at domestic installations. Combined potential value across all 94 awards is $32.8 million; obligated dollars total $5.3 million (16% of potential value), indicating heavy task-order-based consumption with substantial future order flow.

Big Sky Showers holds a $23.5 million Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract (vehicle 1202SC24T2205) for National Mobile Shower Facilities (MSFU), awarded April 15, 2024, by NIFC under Total Small Business set-aside, running through December 31, 2028. Sixty-two task orders have been placed against this vehicle valued at approximately $3.1 million combined. Delivery orders range from roughly $8,000 to $164,730 per order, all firm fixed-price, with performance locations spanning California to Wyoming across Forest Service regions and multiple federal agencies. A second parent vehicle (12024B19D0010) carries 25 additional task orders totaling $900 thousand. Most recent activity includes fifteen awards in 2026 (through August), following sustained growth from five awards in 2022 to twenty-four each in 2024 and 2025.

Work performed spans the Pacific Northwest, Intermountain, Rocky Mountain, and Southwestern regions, with representative recent delivery orders including mobile shower and waste disposal services for wildland firefighting in Santa Fe, New Mexico ($72,119); Price, Utah ($75,748); Pueblo, Colorado ($107,412); Prineville, Oregon ($47,515); Quincy, California ($18,154); and other Forest Service incident sites nationwide. All tracked delivery orders carry ultimate completion dates of December 31, 2028, aligned with the primary IDIQ ceiling date. No set-aside designation applies to most recent task orders, though the underlying IDIQ vehicle and earlier orders (2024–2026) were designated Total Small Business. The vendor's footprint is characterized by high geographic dispersal, firm fixed-price structures, and rapid execution timelines tied to seasonal wildfire operations and emergency incident response.