Davis Corporation

Davis Corporation, a veteran-owned small business based in Myrtle Creek, Oregon, supplies heavy equipment rentals, water handling services, and trained operator support to the U.S. Forest Service and National Interagency Fire Center as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) operating under total small business set-asides across multiple Indefinite Delivery Contracts and Blanket Purchase Agreements.

Davis Corporation's customer footprint is entirely within the Department of Agriculture Forest Service ecosystem. The National Interagency Fire Center anchors the largest dollar share at $6.8 million across 30 awards (primarily IDV ceilings), while the Forest Service's Pacific Northwest Region (R6) holds 42 awards worth $3.8 million and the Pacific Southwest Region (R5) holds 45 awards worth $2.5 million combined potential value. These three lines of business account for 100% of concentration. The vendor serves three additional regional Forest Service offices (Regions 3, 5 general, and Region 6 general) with minimal award volume.

Davis Corporation's capability portfolio centers on wildland fire suppression and natural resource management support. Representative work includes a $258,900 delivery order from USDA Region 6 in Wenatchee, Washington (July 2026, firm fixed-price), a $347,296 delivery order for fire suppression equipment in Oregon (July 2024, R6), and a $119,600 delivery order for heavy equipment rentals and operational support in Oregon (August 2024, R6). The vendor supplies excavators, water tenders, skidders, chippers, front-end loaders, and dump trucks — frequently with trained operators — on firm fixed-price delivery orders with completion periods spanning days to weeks. Equipment rentals support both emergency wildland fire response and prescribed burn operations across the Pacific Southwest and Pacific Northwest regions.

The vendor's primary vehicle positions sit with the National Interagency Fire Center across multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts carrying total small business set-asides. Named IDCs include contracts for miscellaneous heavy equipment (Regions 5 and 6), water handling equipment (Region 6), chipper equipment (Regions 5 and 6), and vehicle-with-driver services (West Zone). Ceilings on individual IDVs range from $250,000 to $500,000; the largest active vehicle by task-order volume is IDC 1202SB21T7788 with 22 task orders worth $1.4 million combined potential value, followed by IDC 1202SB21T7476 with 15 task orders at $732 thousand.

Activity has declined materially. Award volume ran at 27 awards in 2022 and 22 in 2023, compressed to 19 in 2024 and 4 in 2025 before rebounding slightly to 11 in 2026. The recent slowdown and the portfolio's backward-looking award dates suggest recompete and contract-vehicle transitions are active. Obligated dollars ($6 million) represent only 44% of combined potential value across the award set, indicating heavy use of ceiling-valued IDVs and BPAs where not all available authority has been drawn down.

Davis Corporation operates exclusively on full-and-open competition without set-aside restrictions at delivery-order award (individual task orders carry no set-aside designation); the total small business set-aside sits at the parent IDV level. The vendor's NAICS profile is heavily weighted to Support Activities for Forestry (119 awards), with minimal diversification into heavy equipment rental (NAICS 532412) and ground transportation. PSC coding aligns tightly with Natural Resources/Conservation Forest-Range Fire Suppression (120 awards), confirming narrow customer and mission focus.

Masticating, roadside brushing, fire fuels reduction, fire suppression, minimizing fire danger, brush/small tree clearing. Road resurfacing, culvert installation, Able to assist with fish habitat projects. Trucking of rock and stockpiling. Debris removal, and storm cleanup, excavation and backfill.