Gregory Geisler

Gregory Geisler, doing business as C&G Dozer Works, is a small agricultural cooperative and for-profit organization based in Springerville, Arizona, specializing in providing heavy equipment services primarily to federal land management agencies. The company is registered as a sole proprietorship and primarily serves the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service, offering dozer equipment, machinery, and related services for wildland firefighting and land management activities. Gregory Geisler operates his business with a focus on supporting emergency response and routine land stewardship operations in the Southwestern United States, particularly in Regions 3 and 8.

C&G Dozer Works has been awarded multiple firm fixed-price delivery order contracts from the USDA Forest Service, with contract values ranging from $4,275 to $55,061. These contracts consistently involve providing dozer services, heavy equipment delivery, and machinery support for wildland firefighting and land management activities. While the delivery orders have not been designated with specific set-asides, the company qualifies as a small business and small agricultural cooperative. The contracts have primarily been issued by the USDA Forest Service's Southwestern Region (Region 3), with work predominantly concentrated in Arizona and New Mexico. The delivery orders support critical operations such as fire suppression, emergency response, forest management, and land stewardship activities.

Gregory Geisler holds two significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) contracts with the USDA Forest Service, each with a potential ceiling value of $250,000. These contracts are total small business set-asides covering Forest Service Regions 3 and 8, enabling rapid procurement of heavy equipment including dozers, excavators, tractor plows, and transport vehicles. The first IDV, awarded on May 1, 2023, has an ultimate completion date of May 1, 2028, while the second IDV was awarded on May 30, 2021, with a completion date of May 30, 2024. Both contracts are part of the Virtual Incident Procurement (VIPR) system, which allows for quick acquisition of critical heavy equipment resources to support emergency response and land management operations. Under these IDVs, multiple firm fixed-price delivery orders have been issued, ranging from equipment delivery to specific dozer services across the Southwestern United States.