Craig Justin Cornell

Craig Justin Cornell, a sole proprietorship operating as C C Stacking based in Dillon, Montana, provides heavy equipment and support services for wildland fire management and all-hazard incident response to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service as a small business prime contractor. All 44 recent awards (100% of prime work) are held under small business set-asides or no set-aside designation across multiple Forest Service regions, with the vendor's portfolio concentrated entirely in NAICS 341201 (Support Activities for Forestry) and PSC Natural Resources/Conservation—Forest-Range Fire Suppression/Presuppression. Craig Justin Cornell has been registered in SAM.gov since 2011.

The vendor's customer base is vertically concentrated within a single federal agency. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service accounts for all awards across three named customer units: Forest Service Region 1–Northern Region (30 awards, $1.6 million combined potential value), the Fire and Aviation Management National Interagency Fire Center (12 awards, $2.4 million combined potential value), and smaller awards through Forest Service R8–Southern Region and the parent agency (2 awards, $48 thousand combined potential value). Across all four customer units, C C Stacking's combined potential value is $4.1 million, with $1.1 million obligated as of the source date—a 27% obligation rate indicating active drawdown of available ceiling across a portfolio of delivery orders.

Craig Justin Cornell holds five named indefinite delivery contracts, all small business set-asides, with ceilings between $250,000 and $500,000 and completion dates extending through May 2029. These IDCs are issued through the Forest Service's Virtual Incident Procurement (VIPR) system and cover miscellaneous heavy equipment—including dozers, excavators, feller bunchers, mulchers, road graders, and skidders—for East Zone operations spanning Regions 1, 2, 4, and 9. Recent delivery orders against these vehicles include a $38,595 order on August 9, 2026, for wildland fire management equipment and support services; a $42,822 order on August 8, 2026, for heavy equipment services; and a $27,765 order on August 8, 2026, for equipment and support. The vendor's top-placed purchase agreements and IDCs generate task orders at low-to-moderate frequency; the top five parent vehicles account for 27 task orders across $1.2 million in combined potential value, reflecting steady but modest utilization rates per vehicle.

Activity has fluctuated over the past five years—two awards each in 2022, 2023, and 2024; one in 2025; and five in 2026—with no sustained growth trajectory. The source data spans from May 2011 forward. The vendor operates exclusively as a Forest Service equipment and stacking-services provider with no defense, civilian IT, or cross-agency diversification; competitive exposure is limited to other small business vendors competing for Forest Service regional equipment delivery orders under VIPR and related regional IDCs.

Site preparation contractor, rock crushing, road building and general excavation. In business for 18 years