Event Medical Solutions Unlimited, LLC

Event Medical Solutions Unlimited, LLC (doing business as EMS Unlimited), a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Rifle, Colorado, provides emergency medical services, ambulance operations, and rapid extraction support to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service and the Department of Defense as a prime contractor exclusively — all 88 awards in the source are prime contracts or IDIQs, with no subcontract work.

EMS Unlimited's capability portfolio centers on equipped ambulances, advanced life support (ALS) and basic life support (BLS) services, firefighter-paramedic personnel (EMTs, AEMTs, paramedics), rapid extraction support modules (REMS), and medical support unit deployment across western wildland-fire and all-hazard incident response operations. Representative work includes a $7.1 million five-year definitive contract with the Department of Defense Southwest Region for emergency medical services at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas (awarded June 2026, performance through May 2031), a $181,491 delivery order from USDA Forest Service Region 6 (Pacific Northwest) for event medical coverage in Springfield, Oregon (August 2024), a $120,869 delivery order for emergency medical services in Pueblo, Colorado under Forest Service Region 2 (July 2026), and multiple smaller purchase orders for rapid extraction modules, utility terrain vehicles, and medical support units across Colorado, New Mexico, Montana, and Idaho. The vendor also procures ambulances and rescue vehicles as turnkey equipment assets for field deployment.

Customer concentration sits heavily with the USDA Forest Service regional network, which accounts for about 73 percent of recent awards across multiple regional offices. The top five customer entities by award count are Forest Service Region 2 (Rocky Mountain Region, 31 awards, $2 million combined potential value), Forest Service Region 3 (Southwestern Region, 11 awards, $926 thousand), Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region (8 awards, $448 thousand), Forest Service unspecified (7 awards, $243 thousand), and Forest Service Region 4 (Intermountain Region, 7 awards, $592 thousand). However, the dollar ranking diverges sharply: the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region anchors the portfolio with a single $7.1 million definitive contract for Fort Leavenworth services, representing roughly 44 percent of the combined potential value. Forest Service Fire and Aviation Management's National Interagency Fire Center contributes six awards (combined potential $2 million) as the source of EMS Unlimited's parent IDIQs.

EMS Unlimited holds five parent indefinite-delivery contracts with the National Interagency Fire Center, all under Total Small Business set-aside and firm fixed-price terms. The largest vehicle is Indefinite Delivery Contract 12024B23T7062 (Advanced Life Support and Basic Life Support Ambulance Services for Region 13, $500,000 ceiling through June 2028, awarded February 2026), which carries 16 task orders totaling $969 thousand in combined potential value. Contract 12024B23T7111 (Emergency Medical Responder Services for Region 13, also $500,000 ceiling through June 2028, awarded February 2026) supports 12 task orders worth $299 thousand combined. A third vehicle, IDC 12024B26T7369 (Rapid Extraction Module Support, $250,000 ceiling through July 2029, awarded July 2026), generates 5 task orders totaling $240 thousand. Two earlier-generation IDIQs (both $250,000 ceilings through June 2028, awarded June 2023) remain in the portfolio but show lighter recent task-order activity. These parent vehicles are the operational anchor for the vendor's recurring work across Forest Service regions.

Activity has grown sharply: nine awards in 2022 accelerated to 21 in 2024 and remained steady at 20 awards each in 2025 and 2026 (through late September). Combined potential value is $16.3 million, with $8.5 million (52 percent) obligated to date. EMS Unlimited competes predominantly under Total Small Business set-aside, though a growing share of recent orders carry no set-aside designation and reflect competitive full-and-open awards. The vendor's NAICS footprint centers on ambulance services (49 awards) and support activities for forestry (33 awards), with smaller volumes in miscellaneous ambulatory health care and vehicle rental. PSC coding reflects forest-range fire suppression (69 awards), medical services (8 awards), and fire-fighting equipment (5 awards). Work is performed across CONUS wildland regions including Colorado, Montana, Idaho, Oregon, California, Arizona, and New Mexico, with administrative headquarters in Colorado.

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