Hanna, Grant

Hanna, Grant, doing business as Cattle Ranch, is a for-profit small business sole proprietorship located in Etna, California, with a long-standing registration in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since April 20, 2004. The company primarily provides critical resources and services to the U.S. Forest Service, specializing in supporting wildland fire suppression, incident response, and land management operations across multiple western U.S. regions. Cattle Ranch has established itself as a reliable contractor by offering a diverse range of services including water handling equipment, vehicle and driver services, water tenders, potable and gray water trucks, and handwashing stations.

Through its federal contract awards, Cattle Ranch has consistently worked with the U.S. Forest Service, particularly in Regions 5 (Pacific Southwest) and Region 6 (Pacific Northwest), delivering firm fixed-price delivery order contracts. These contracts, typically ranging from $7,736 to $114,694.52, involve providing pickup trucks, drivers, water handling services, and support equipment for emergency response and land management activities. The company has received numerous awards that are not set aside for specific socioeconomic categories, demonstrating its ability to compete effectively in the federal marketplace. Most of its contract work has been concentrated in northern California areas such as Yreka and Eureka, supporting forest management, fire suppression, and incident response operations.

Hanna, Grant holds multiple Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with the U.S. Forest Service, each valued up to $250,000 and established through the Virtual Incident Procurement (VIPR) system. These IDCs are set aside for total small businesses and cover various service categories, including water handling equipment, vehicle with driver services, and incident response resources across Regions 3, 5, 6, and 10. The contracts allow the Forest Service to issue task orders on an as-needed basis for critical incident response resources like fire engines, water tenders, potable/gray water trucks, and handwashing stations. These IDVs, with completion dates ranging from 2024 to 2030, demonstrate Cattle Ranch's ongoing capability to provide flexible, rapid-response support to federal land management agencies, with the potential for usage by interagency partners like the Department of Interior and National Park Service.