Brett Hull

Brett Hull, doing business as Hull Transport, is a sole-proprietorship transportation and water-handling services provider that operates as a prime contractor on small-business set-aside delivery orders and indefinite-delivery contracts with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service across the Pacific Northwest and Pacific Southwest regions. The firm is self-certified as a small disadvantaged business and competes entirely under small-business set-asides or full-and-open federal contracts, with no subcontracting footprint; all fifteen tracked awards are prime contracts or IDIQs.

Hull Transport is headquartered in Grants Pass, Oregon, and specializes in mobilizing transportation resources, personnel, and water-handling equipment to support wildland fire suppression, emergency incident response, and land and resource management operations. The firm's capability portfolio centers on firm-fixed-price delivery-order work for equipment, materials, supplies, transportation, lodging, and trained personnel deployable to Forest Service dispatch centers across multiple regions. Representative work includes a $29,700 Total Small Business delivery order from USDA Forest Service Region 6 (Pacific Northwest) awarded August 11, 2026, for transportation and water handling services in Lakeview, Oregon; a $35,176.94 full-and-open delivery order from Region 6 in August 2024 for transportation services supporting land and resource management; and a $38,581.16 full-and-open delivery order from Region 6 in July 2024 for transportation services in support of the Forest Service's Pacific Northwest fire season and emergency incident operations.

Customer concentration is tight and vertically aligned. The USDA Forest Service accounts for all fifteen awards, split between the Forest Service Region 6 Pacific Northwest Region (eleven awards, $182,000 combined potential value), the National Interagency Fire Center (three awards, $1 million combined potential value), and the Forest Service Region 5 Pacific Southwest Region (one award, $17,000 combined potential value). The split reveals Hull Transport's principal revenue driver: the National Interagency Fire Center-administered IDIQs, which anchor $1 million of the $1.2 million combined potential value across the entire award portfolio.

Hull Transport holds three parent indefinite-delivery contracts issued by the National Interagency Fire Center, all designated Total Small Business set-asides with a combined ceiling of $1 million through May 2030. The largest is a $500,000 IDIQ awarded February 6, 2026, for water handling equipment and services (Engines Type 3-6, Support Water Tenders Type 1-3, and Tactical Water Tenders Type 1-2) in Region 6, with six task orders issued against it carrying $111,000 combined potential value. A $250,000 IDIQ awarded May 29, 2025, covers the same scope in Region 6 with five task orders generating $59,000. A third $250,000 IDIQ, awarded June 15, 2022, and expiring June 6, 2025, covered the West Zone (Regions 3, 5, 6, and 10) and produced one task order worth $30,000. Activity has grown modestly, increasing from two awards in 2022 to four in both 2025 and 2026. The firm's combined potential value is $1.2 million, though only $200,000 has been obligated to date.