High Point Portable Sinks, LLC

High Point Portable Sinks, LLC is a self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Springfield, Oregon, specializing in providing portable sanitation solutions to federal government agencies. The company focuses on delivering portable sink units, water trucks, graywater trucks, and trailer-mounted handwashing stations to support field operations in remote and challenging environments. As a small business enterprise, High Point Portable Sinks has established itself as a critical vendor for temporary infrastructure needs, particularly for agencies requiring mobile sanitation equipment in operational settings.

The company has consistently provided portable sanitation equipment and services primarily to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Forest Service, specifically supporting the Pacific Northwest Region (Region 6). Its federal contract awards demonstrate a focused approach to delivering portable sink units and related equipment through firm-fixed price delivery orders. These contracts have ranged in value from $5,649 to $32,299.62, supporting various operational needs such as wildland fire suppression, incident response, and field activities across Oregon and Washington. The contracts have been awarded without specific set-aside designations, though the company itself is a self-certified small disadvantaged business. High Point Portable Sinks has consistently worked directly with the Forest Service, providing critical hygiene infrastructure for firefighters, forestry technicians, and other field personnel operating in remote national forest territories.

High Point Portable Sinks holds two significant indefinite delivery vehicle (IDV) contracts with the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Forest Service. The first IDV, awarded in June 2021, is a $250,000 multiple-award contract covering Regions 3, 5, and 6, set aside for total small businesses. The second IDV, awarded in May 2024, is also a $250,000 multiple-award contract specifically focused on the Pacific Northwest Region. Both contracts utilize the Virtual Incident Procurement (VIPR) system, enabling the Forest Service to issue task orders for portable water trucks, graywater trucks, and trailer-mounted handwashing stations. These IDVs are designed to support critical field activities, with task orders using firm-fixed pricing and supporting wildland fire suppression, incident response, and other essential operational needs across the Forest Service's managed territories.