Black Lands Ems Inc.

Black Lands EMS Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Moscow, Idaho, provides emergency medical services, rescue operations, and wildfire response personnel to the Department of Agriculture Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management as a prime contractor (100% of awards), competing exclusively under small business set-asides on indefinite delivery contracts and call-order vehicles. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation operating in NAICS 621411 (Ambulance Services) and PSC 01N5 (forest-range fire suppression and presuppression).

Black Lands EMS Inc.'s customer base concentrates almost entirely within the Forest Service regional structure. The top five funding entities account for 83% of recent awards by count and 90% by potential value: the Forest Service Fire and Aviation Management National Interagency Fire Center leads by dollars ($1.3 million across four awards), followed by the Pacific Northwest Region ($929 thousand across nine awards), the Intermountain Region ($623 thousand across fifteen awards), the Northern Region ($593 thousand across ten awards), and the Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region ($267 thousand across four awards). Activity has accelerated sharply—from two awards in 2022 to nineteen in 2026—with eighteen awards issued in 2025 alone.

The vendor's federal work flows entirely through three indefinite delivery contracts held at the National Interagency Fire Center. The primary vehicle (IDC 12024B23T7099, $250 thousand ceiling, total small business set-aside, awarded June 27, 2023, running through June 27, 2028) carries 23 task orders with $476 thousand combined potential value. A second vehicle (IDC 12024B26T7362, $500 thousand ceiling, total small business set-aside, awarded February 6, 2026, running through June 27, 2028) has generated eight task orders carrying $668 thousand in combined potential value. A third, newer vehicle (IDC 12024B26T7177, awarded July 16, 2026) carries a $250 thousand ceiling and has yielded two task orders worth $66 thousand. Representative delivery orders and purchase orders include a $282,896 rescue and medical services order from the National Interagency Fire Center supporting the Happy Camp Complex incident (August 2023), a $243,547 rescue and ambulance services order from the Pacific Northwest Region in Baker City, Oregon (September 2022), and a $203,548 dump truck and rescue vehicle order from the Intermountain Region (September 2024). Recent 2026 orders range from $13,800 to $156,400 across multiple Forest Service regions in Montana, Oregon, Colorado, and Washington.

The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint, supplying certified emergency medical technicians, advanced EMTs, paramedics, medical support units, rescue vehicles, and rapid-extraction support modules. Place of performance spans western Forest Service regions and BLM offices in Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, Utah, Wyoming, Arizona, Colorado, and other states, with administrative oversight from Moscow, Idaho. Combined potential value across all fifty-two awards stands at $4.1 million, with $3.1 million obligated (76% execution rate). The recompete cliff is steep: the three underlying IDCs will require complete recompete or renewal by June 2028, representing a material recompete-risk window beginning in calendar 2027.