Sonoran Water Services LLC

Sonoran Water Services LLC, doing business as C & J Sinks, operates as a small-business prime contractor providing potable and gray water trucks, mobile shower facilities, trailer-mounted handwash stations, and related water-support equipment to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service for wildland fire suppression, all-hazard incident response, and land management operations across western Forest Service regions. The Peoria, Arizona-based limited liability company competes exclusively under Total Small Business set-asides on one family of contracts and in full-and-open competition on delivery orders drawn against its larger national mobile shower facilities vehicle.

Customer concentration is extreme and monolithic. The top five customer segments account for 96% of recent awards, all within the Forest Service ecosystem. The National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC), which administers national fire and emergency response contracts, dominates potential-value share with five awards carrying $24.3 million in combined ceiling — nearly all dollars in the vendor's footprint. The Forest Service's Southwestern Region (R3) ranks second by award count with 34 orders but only $912 thousand in combined potential value, reflecting high-frequency but small-dollar delivery orders. Regional offices R1 (Northern), R4 (Intermountain), and the generic "Forest Service" designation account for the remainder. The dollar concentration in NIFC contracts creates structural recompete risk: the two foundational indefinite delivery contracts supporting the national mobile shower program (a $23.5 million vehicle covering Regions 1, 3, 4, 5, and 6 through December 2028, and two $250 thousand regional vehicles awarded in February 2026 and April 2025) drive nearly all potential value. Task orders drawn against the $23.5 million IDC span from $2,790 to $103,721 and have generated seventeen deliveries through August 2025; those drawn against the two $250 thousand regional contracts are newly awarded and untested in volume.

Activity trajectory shows volatility. Sonoran Water Services received eight awards in 2022, declined to two in 2023, recovered to twelve in 2024, dropped to six in 2025, and has posted four awards year-to-date in 2026. The recent awards (April through June 2026) are three small delivery orders under the two new regional IDCs and one delivery order under the national mobile shower vehicle — signaling early utilization of the recently awarded regional capacity but insufficient data to establish a recovery trend. No sub-award footprint exists; all fifty-three awards are prime contracts or IDVs.

Vehicle positioning centers on five parent indefinite delivery contracts and blanket purchase agreements. The primary vehicle — Indefinite Delivery Contract 1202SC24T2213 — carries nineteen task orders totaling $708 thousand combined potential value and appears to be the national mobile shower facilities contract awarded by NIFC. A second large IDC (1202SB21T7573) generated ten task orders worth $96 thousand, likely a predecessor or regional vehicle now winding down. Three smaller BPAs (AG8371B097298, AG8371B127042, and AG8371B157011) collectively account for twelve additional task orders totaling $108 thousand, representing regional or specialized procurement streams. Task order values cluster in the $2,000 to $104,000 range, consistent with incident-driven water-support provisioning rather than large systems contracts.

Work is performed across Forest Service Regions 1, 3, 4, 5, and 6, encompassing western states including Montana, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Oregon, and California. Place-of-performance locations named in delivery orders include Dillon, Montana; Cedar City, Utah; Silver City, New Mexico; Albuquerque, New Mexico; Tucson, Arizona; and Flagstaff, Arizona, reflecting dispersed incident-response infrastructure. The source notes that Sonoran Water Services has held Forest Service contracts since at least 2020 (a $250 thousand IDC referenced in multiple 2022–2024 delivery orders), establishing institutional standing in the wildland fire logistics supply chain.

Category concentration is narrow. Support Activities for Forestry (NAICS 541711) accounts for 44 awards; Specialized Freight Trucking Local (NAICS 4213) for 7 awards; and Fire Protection (NAICS 92216) for 2 awards. Primary Service Code is Natural Resources/Conservation – Forest-Range Fire Suppression/Presuppression (45 awards), with Housekeeping – Fire Protection (7 awards) as secondary. The vendor has no diversification beyond wildland fire and emergency response water logistics.

Recompete cliff in the next twenty-four months is material but manageable. The original $250 thousand regional IDC running through May 2029 (awarded April 2025) and the newer $250 thousand East Zone regional IDC (February 2026) are secure through their stated completion dates. The dominant $23.5 million national mobile shower vehicle extends through December 2028 and faces recompete window in late 2028. No awards are due to expire in the next twelve months, but the aggregated potential value across the three IDVs ($24 million) will require successful recompete or replacement by late 2028.

12 unit trailer mounted hand wash station with hot and cold water, 1,000 gallon grey water and 500 gallon potable water tanks.

1000 gal potable water trailer