Gary Dainauskus

Gary Dainauskus, doing business as Precision Towing, a veteran-owned small disadvantaged sole proprietorship based in Red Bluff, California, operates as a prime contractor delivering towing, equipment transport, and logistical support services for federal land management operations, with 100% of awards as prime and overwhelming concentration in Forest Service fire suppression, incident response, and forestry management work.

Precision Towing's capability footprint centers on concrete, incident-driven services: towing vehicles and equipment; delivering water tenders, refrigerated trailers, handwashing stations, and mobile laundry units; and providing trained personnel and transportation logistics to support fire suppression and all-hazard incident response. Representative work spans delivery orders valued at $120,618.15 (August 30, 2025) from Forest Service Region 5 for towing and logistics support in Eureka, California; a $96,775 delivery order (August 31, 2025) also from Region 5 for equipment transport in Clovis, California; a $67,741.83 delivery order (July 15, 2026) from Region 6 Pacific Northwest for towing services in Pendleton, Oregon; and a $41,871.50 delivery order (August 1, 2026) from Forest Service Region 6 for logistical support in Hines, Oregon. All delivery orders are firm fixed-price; most carry no set-aside designation, though some fall under Total Small Business set-asides.

Customer concentration is extreme and single-agency. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service controls 98% of awards across multiple business lines. Within that concentration, the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC) anchors the dollar value with 35 awards worth $6 million combined potential value, while Forest Service Region 5 Pacific Southwest leads by volume with 65 awards worth $2.3 million. Forest Service Region 6 Pacific Northwest, Forest Service Fire and Aviation Management Federal Fire and Aviation Management, and generic Forest Service accounts add smaller shares. This customer concentration reflects Precision Towing's specialization in western-region fire suppression logistics rather than diversification across agencies.

Precision Towing holds a substantial IDIQ portfolio anchoring future task-order pipeline. The five highest-activity parent vehicles are Indefinite Delivery Contracts held through the National Interagency Fire Center's Virtual Incident Procurement (VIPR) system: IDC 129J6120T7074 (13 task orders, $663 thousand), IDC 12024B23T7029 (9 task orders, $613 thousand), IDC 129J6118T7108 (11 task orders, $243 thousand), IDC 1202SB22T7692 (10 task orders, $258 thousand), and BPA AG9J61B167209 (10 task orders, $246 thousand). Each IDIQ carries a $250,000 to $500,000 ceiling and a total small business set-aside or no set-aside designation. The vehicle holdings map to specific resource categories: water handling equipment (Region 5 and multi-region), refrigerated trailers (Regions 1-6, 8-9), heavy equipment (Regions 5-6 West Zone), potable and gray water trucks with handwashing stations (Region 5 and Region 13 National), mobile laundry units (Region 13 National and Regions 2-6), and call-when-needed shower units (western states, Region 5-focused delivery).

Activity has remained consistently steady across the past five years at 14–18 awards per year (2023 through 2025), with 9 awards recorded to date in 2026. Combined potential value across all 136 awards totals $10.1 million; obligated dollars stand at $3.6 million (36% of potential), indicating substantial unexercised capacity on active IDIQs. No recompete cliff data is provided in the source, but the dense concentration of active IDIQs with June 2028 through June 2030 completion dates suggests multiple recompete windows approaching over the next two years.

Precision Towing operates exclusively as a prime contractor and holds no subcontractor relationships in the sourced award record. The vendor competes predominantly full-and-open on delivery orders, though underlying IDIQs are structured as total small business set-asides, restricting downstream task-order competition to small business vendors. Precision Towing's veteran-owned and small-disadvantaged-business designations are consistent across awards but do not trigger mandatory set-aside-only posture on individual delivery orders; the vendor pursues both set-aside and unrestricted opportunities. The business registered with SAM in 2006 and operates from a single location in Red Bluff (also cited as Eureka in some contract descriptions), serving Forest Service regions across the western United States from California through Oregon, New Mexico, and national VIPR deployments.

Over 25 years of experience in towing and fire support. Provide refrigerated trucks and dump for rental.