The Britt Corporation

The Britt Corporation, doing business as Britt Sand & Gravel, a small business based in Baker City, Oregon, supplies construction materials, heavy equipment rentals, and infrastructure support services to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service as a prime contractor exclusively, competing predominantly under total small business set-asides on delivery orders and blanket purchase agreement calls through regional indefinite-delivery vehicles.

The Britt Corporation operates 100% as a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint. Its capability portfolio centers on concrete, gravel, and heavy equipment rental—dozers, excavators, and operators—deployed for wildland fire suppression, road and bridge maintenance, emergency response infrastructure, dam removal, and forestry land management across the Pacific Northwest. Recent representative work includes a $77,400 delivery order from USDA Forest Service Region 6 (Pacific Northwest Region) issued August 25, 2026, for construction materials and equipment support in Baker City, Oregon (completing September 11, 2026); a $140,506 delivery order issued July 15, 2026, through GSA on behalf of Forest Service Region 6 for work in Pendleton, Oregon (completing August 13, 2026); and a $196,020.50 delivery order under the Region 6 road and bridge construction BPA, issued August 17, 2024, for wildland fire suppression and forestry land management (completing October 2, 2024).

Customer concentration is extreme: 95% of awards and 98% of combined potential value ($5.5 million total) funnel to the Department of Agriculture Forest Service. The Forest Service R6 (Pacific Northwest Region) alone accounts for 42 awards and $2.9 million in combined potential value; the National Interagency Fire Center, also within USDA, holds 7 awards worth $2.1 million. The Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission represents a single outlier award with no dollar value attached.

The Britt Corporation holds five parent vehicles, all with the Forest Service or National Interagency Fire Center. Primary vehicles include two Regional Fire and Aviation Management indefinite-delivery contracts awarded by the National Interagency Fire Center in February 2026—one for heavy equipment in West Zone Regions 5 and 6 ($500,000 ceiling, multiple-award, total small business set-aside, running through June 9, 2028) and one for miscellaneous heavy equipment in Region 6 Pacific Northwest only ($500,000 ceiling, multiple-award, total small business set-aside, running through May 28, 2029). A $499,999 single-award blanket purchase agreement with Forest Service Region 6 for road and bridge construction services (no set-aside, running through January 2030) anchors ongoing work; task orders drawn against this vehicle and the two Interagency Fire Center IDCs constitute the bulk of recent activity. Four additional smaller blanket purchase agreements with regional districts round out the vehicle suite.

Award activity grew from ten in 2022 to nine in 2026, with peak volume in 2022. The portfolio shows a 2023–2025 trough (two to four awards annually) followed by recovery to nine awards in 2026. Within the next twenty-four months, the vendor faces completion of multiple IDC and BPA task orders, creating recompete exposure tied primarily to Regional Fire Center contract renewals. Combined potential value obligated across all awards stands at $2.2 million, representing 40% of the $5.5 million combined potential value across the full award footprint—a signal of executed work against ceiling vehicles. The vendor's work spans Oregon and Washington, with places of performance concentrated in Baker City, Pendleton, and Wenatchee, reflecting its Pacific Northwest regional footprint and equipment-deployment logistics. NAICS concentration is marked: 46 of 57 awards fall under Support Activities for Forestry (NAICS 113910), with 10 additional awards under Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction (NAICS 237310).