Dillman Corey

Dillman Corey, doing business as HRD Cor Enterprise, is a sole-proprietorship small business based in Halfway, Oregon, that provides vehicles with drivers, pickup trucks, fuel tenders, and dispatch services to support wildland fire management, hazardous incident response, and natural resource conservation operations for the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service as a prime contractor exclusively under small-business set-asides.

The company operates entirely as a prime contractor on Forest Service contracts — all 42 awards across the portfolio are prime deliveries — with no subcontract footprint. The vendor holds three active Indefinite Delivery Contracts, each with $250,000 ceilings, awarded through the National Interagency Fire Center and the Forest Service. Two of these contracts are Vehicle with Driver (VIPR) Blanket Purchase Agreements for the West Zone covering Regions 5 and 6, with performance periods running through June 2028 and August 2031 respectively; both are set aside for small business. The third IDC, also small-business set-aside, extends through June 2028. These vehicles anchor the company's work: delivery orders against the three parent IDCs range from approximately $2,574 to $29,956, supporting fire suppression, emergency response, and forestry programs across the Western United States.

Customer concentration is absolute. All 42 awards fund the Department of Agriculture Forest Service across three organizational units: the National Interagency Fire Center (10 awards, $1.1 million combined potential value), the Forest Service Region 6 Pacific Northwest Region (29 awards, $665 thousand combined potential value), and the Forest Service broadly (3 awards, $13 thousand combined potential value). The vendor's entire service portfolio falls under PSC Natural Resources/Conservation — Forest-Range Fire Suppression/Presuppression, with 41 awards under NAICS "All Other Transit and Ground Passenger Transportation" and one under "Support Activities for Forestry."

Activity has been episodic. After four awards in 2022 and one in 2023, the pace increased to eight awards in 2024, followed by one award in 2025 and four in 2026. Combined potential value across all awards totals $1.8 million, with $456 thousand obligated to date (26% of potential). No recompete cliff is indicated in the portfolio — the three IDCs remain active with multi-year runways, and individual delivery orders are small-value, short-duration procurement against those parent vehicles rather than standalone contracts approaching completion. The vendor's footprint is regionally and operationally narrow: specialized ground transportation and logistics support for federal wildfire and emergency response operations in the Western United States, serving a single federal customer through established small-business set-aside vehicles.