Central Montana Hauling Inc.

Central Montana Hauling Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business and for-profit Subchapter S corporation, supplies heavy equipment for wildland fire suppression and forestry operations to federal land-management agencies as a prime contractor exclusively. The vendor operates 100% on full-and-open prime awards; no subcontract work appears in the portfolio, and the vendor holds no seat on government-wide vehicles or agency-wide IDIQs.

Central Montana Hauling's federal footprint centers on equipment provision for fire management. The vendor holds four multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts (all firm fixed price, all total small business set-asides) issued by the National Interagency Fire Center and the U.S. Forest Service: three awards with May 14, 2029 completion dates (two for $250,000 each covering USFS Regions 1, 2, and 4 for miscellaneous heavy equipment including feller bunchers, mulcher/masticators, road graders, and skidders; one for $250,000 covering Regions 1, 2, 4, and 9 for dozers, excavators, and tractor plows), and one additional IDC for $250,000 with identical scope and completion date awarded on February 6, 2026. The vendor also holds a June 1, 2025 Forest Service purchase order for a Type 3 dozer valued at $19,408 in Boise, Idaho. The top parent vehicle is a blanket purchase agreement (AG0343B167039) carrying one task order worth $63,000.

Customer concentration is extreme: the National Interagency Fire Center and its Fire and Aviation Management office account for 4 awards and $1 million in combined potential value; the Forest Service Northern Region accounts for 3 awards and $233,000; and the Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region accounts for 1 award at $19,000. All eight awards align with NAICS 541712 (Support Activities for Forestry), with seven classified under PSC Natural Resources/Conservation- Forest-Range Fire Suppression/Presuppression. The portfolio shows sparse recent activity — one award in 2025, two in 2026 — against a combined potential value of $1.3 million and combined dollars obligated of only $39,000 (3% of potential value). The vendor's capability footprint is narrowly defined: heavy equipment supply and operator services, with personnel required to be managed, supervised, trained, and certified for fire suppression and prescribed burn operations across USFS and BLM regions.

hauling and transporting of water, gravel, dirt, logs