Event Medical Solutions Unlimited, LLC

Event Medical Solutions Unlimited, LLC, doing business as Ems Unlimited, is a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Rifle, Colorado, that provides emergency medical services, ambulance operations, and rescue support to the USDA Forest Service as a prime contractor across 72 recent federal awards worth $7.5 million in combined potential value. The vendor competes exclusively under full-and-open contracting (no set-asides on individual delivery orders) but holds two small-business-set-aside indefinite delivery contracts with the National Interagency Fire Center valued at $250,000 and $500,000 through June 2028.

Ems Unlimited's capability portfolio centers on wildland fire suppression and all-hazard incident response support across the western United States. The vendor dispatches equipped ambulances, certified emergency medical personnel (firefighters, EMTs, AEMTs, paramedics), rescue vehicles, rapid extraction support modules, and medical support units to Forest Service regions and incident commanders. Representative delivery orders include a $48,337 emergency medical services order to Forest Service Region 3 for Santa Fe, New Mexico (June 2026), a $349,546 rapid extraction support module purchase order for Region 2 in Glenwood Springs, Colorado (August 2025), a $1.4 million vehicle and personnel support contract for Region 5 (Pacific Southwest) spanning August–December 2021, and a $181,491 event medical services delivery order for Region 6 (Pacific Northwest) in August 2024. The vendor also supplies medical equipment (ambulances, utility terrain vehicles, rescue vehicles) and provides paramedic and rapid extraction type-1 services on demand. Work is performed across CONUS locations including Colorado, Montana, Idaho, Oregon, California, Arizona, and New Mexico, with primary administrative oversight in Colorado.

Customer concentration is heavy within the Forest Service. The top five funding agencies account for 72% of recent awards by count: Department of Agriculture Forest Service R2 (Rocky Mountain Region) leads with 22 awards and $1.4 million combined potential value, followed by Forest Service R3 (Southwestern Region) with 9 awards and $730 thousand, the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region with 8 awards and $448 thousand, Forest Service R6 (Pacific Northwest) with 7 awards and $389 thousand, and the broader Forest Service entity with 6 awards and $234 thousand. When ranked by potential value, Forest Service R5 (Pacific Southwest Region) anchors the portfolio at $1.7 million across 4 awards—driven by larger incident-response contracts—though R2 and the National Interagency Fire Center remain significant repeat customers. Ems Unlimited is not a subcontractor; 100% of its awards are prime contracts or contract holders.

Ems Unlimited holds two multiple-award indefinite delivery contracts with the National Interagency Fire Center: a $250,000 firm fixed-price IDC for advanced life support and basic life support ambulance services for Region 13 (National) running through June 2028 (awarded June 2023), and a $500,000 firm fixed-price IDC for the same scope also covering Region 13 (awarded February 2026, running through June 2028). These parent vehicles anchor recurring task-order activity; the two largest IDCs visible in the source (Contract 12024B23T7062 and 12024B23T7111) support 12 task orders each worth $719 thousand and $299 thousand combined. The vendor competes for individual delivery orders and purchase orders under these IDCs without set-aside restrictions, though the IDC vehicles themselves carry small-business set-aside designations. Award data spans September 2020 through June 2026, with activity accelerating from 9 awards in 2022 to a peak of 21 awards in 2024 and sustained delivery of 20 awards in 2025; four awards already placed in 2026 signal continued pipeline momentum. NAICS category concentration reflects ambulance services (34 awards) and support activities for forestry (33 awards); PSC coding confirms the vendor's focus on natural resources/conservation forest-range fire suppression (56 awards) and medical services (6 awards). No recompete cliff data is provided in the source.

EMT and Paramedic hazardous operation medical and emergency standby, non-transport agency with capabilities for emergency management and operational support.