Fuego Fire And Forestry LLC

Fuego Fire And Forestry LLC, a Hispanic American-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Medford, Oregon, delivers wildland fire suppression, prevention, and incident response services as a 100% prime contractor under Total Small Business set-asides and competitive unrestricted awards. The firm is a Limited Liability Partnership operating across the western United States in partnership with the USDA Forest Service and National Interagency Fire Center, competing almost entirely under set-aside vehicles with no subcontract footprint.

Fuego's concrete capability portfolio centers on Type 2 wildland firefighter crews, emergency medical responder personnel (EMTs, AEMTs, paramedics), heavy equipment with water support for fire suppression (Engines Types 3-6, Support Water Tenders, Tactical Water Tenders), mobile laundry unit services, hazardous fuels reduction, watershed restoration, reforestation, invasive species removal, and trail maintenance. Representative recent work includes a $258,337.90 delivery order from USDA Forest Service Region 6 Pacific Northwest for wildland fire and all-hazard incident response at Pendleton, Oregon (August 2026); a $301,982.72 delivery order from Region 4 Intermountain for Type 2 wildland firefighter crews and heavy equipment support in Jackson, Wyoming (August 2026); a $250,801.50 delivery order from Region 3 Southwestern for fire suppression and incident response in Santa Fe, New Mexico (August 2026); and a $289,567 delivery order from the Forest Service for wildland fire and all-hazard incident management in Kalispell, Montana (August 2026). The company also issued camp crew (non-fire crew) services under purchase orders valued at $691,600 (July 2026) and $236,558 (July 2026) to Region 6 for Type 2 wildland firefighter crew labor and support.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed to the USDA Forest Service. The top five customer agencies account for 91% of awards by count and 95% of combined potential value. USDA Forest Service Region 6 Pacific Northwest leads with 66 awards totaling $5.2 million in combined potential value, followed by the National Interagency Fire Center with 12 awards at $6.5 million combined potential value — the largest single customer by dollars despite a much smaller award count, reflecting the National Interagency Fire Center's higher-ceiling IDIQs. Region 4 Intermountain contributes 16 awards worth $2.3 million, Region 5 Pacific Southwest 15 awards worth $1.2 million, and the Forest Service broadly (not region-specific) 9 awards worth $1.3 million. Regional dispersion across Regions 3, 4, 5, and 6 plus the National Interagency Fire Center reflects performance across Oregon, California, Idaho, Arizona, New Mexico, and Washington.

Fuego's vehicle strategy is anchored to Total Small Business set-aside IDIQs with the National Interagency Fire Center and regional USDA Forest Service offices. The National Interagency Fire Center contract 1202SC22T2414 (National Type 2 Firefighter Crews, T2C352 FUEGO #1, $2.5 million ceiling through July 1, 2027) supports 34 task orders totaling $6.9 million in combined potential value — the single largest parent vehicle. The Forest Service Region 6 indefinite delivery contract 1202SB22T7805 (water handling for the West Zone regions 3, 5, 6, and 10, $250,000 ceiling through June 2025) anchors 27 task orders at $1.1 million combined potential value. Region 4 contract 1204H125T7252 (wildland fire and all-hazard incident management, $500,000 ceiling through May 10, 2026) carries 23 task orders at $1 million combined potential value. Additional 2025-2026 awards by the National Interagency Fire Center include multiple-award IDIQs for water handling (East Zone and Region 6, $500,000 each), emergency medical responder services (Region 13 national, $500,000), heavy equipment with water (West Zone regions 3, 5, 6, $500,000), and mobile laundry services (Region 13 national, $500,000), all Total Small Business set-asides running through 2028-2030.

Activity has expanded significantly: 12 awards in 2022 grew to 35 awards in 2026 (through August), with 38 awards issued in 2025. The company faces modest recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months: 6 awards worth $1.6 million in combined potential value carry ultimate completion dates within that window. The combined potential value across all 130 awards stands at $17.4 million, with $10.9 million (63%) obligated to date. Work is performed entirely at 100% prime across the western United States, with administrative oversight at Medford headquarters. Fuego's award history carries no subcontracting; the firm competes and executes as a single entity, reflecting its small-business posture and the nature of wildland fire and forestry services procurement, where on-site crew and equipment capability drive award decisions.