Camp Mark

Camps Custom Excavating, owned by sole proprietor Mark Camp and based in Medford, Oregon, provides excavation, earthmoving, heavy equipment rental, and related construction services to federal agencies. As a small business registered in the System for Award Management, Camps Custom Excavating has maintained an active contractor registration since January 2004.

The vast majority of Camp Custom Excavating's federal contract awards over the past two years have been firm fixed price delivery orders issued by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region under indefinite delivery vehicle contracts for heavy equipment and wildland fire suppression resources. These awards have ranged from $15,600 to $76,000 in value for excavation, earthmoving, construction, and other specialized services performed in Medford and across Region 6 to support the Forest Service's land management, resource protection, and fire prevention operations. No subcontractors or small business set-asides have been indicated on these delivery orders, which have had performance periods spanning from one week up to two months between July 2022 and October 2023.

Camps Custom Excavating currently holds two active indefinite delivery contracts awarded by the Forest Service's National Interagency Fire Center. Both are multiple award vehicles set aside for total small business with a $250,000 maximum value and firm fixed pricing for heavy equipment categories 1-4, including dozers and excavators. One regional VIPR I-BPA covers the Pacific Northwest Region 6 and was awarded in June 2020 with ordering allowed through mid-2023. The other West Zone VIPR I-BPA spans Regions 5 and 6, with a period of performance running through June 2028. The Forest Service has utilized these indefinite delivery contracts to procure heavy equipment, excavation, transportation, lodging and personnel support from Camps Custom Excavating and other regional small businesses for wildland fire suppression, incident response, and land management programs across Oregon, Washington, and the western United States.