J & R Dirt Diggers Enterprises Inc.

J & R Dirt Diggers Enterprises Inc. is an American Indian-owned, for-profit small business located in White Salmon, Washington, specializing in providing heavy equipment and excavation services to federal agencies. The company is registered in SAM.gov through December 31, 2025, and has established itself as a key contractor for the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service, particularly in the Pacific Northwest Region. Their core business focuses on supporting land management, wildfire suppression, and emergency response efforts through the deployment of specialized heavy equipment and skilled personnel.

The company has consistently provided excavation and earthmoving services primarily to the USDA Forest Service, with contract values ranging from $3,600 to $159,971. These services include dozer operations, equipment rental, on-site earthmoving activities, and critical support for wildfire suppression and emergency response missions. J & R Dirt Diggers Enterprises Inc. has been awarded numerous delivery orders that are not set aside, demonstrating their competitive capabilities in the federal marketplace. Their contracts have consistently been firm fixed-price delivery orders, primarily focused on supporting forest management and emergency response activities in Oregon and Washington, with specific work including tasks such as site preparation, equipment deployment, and land management support.

J & R Dirt Diggers Enterprises Inc. holds three key Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with the USDA Forest Service, each with a $250,000 ceiling value. Two of these IDCs are set aside for total small business participation, covering miscellaneous heavy equipment for Regions 6, 5, and 3, with performance periods extending to 2029. These multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs) enable rapid acquisition of critical machinery and personnel for wildland fire suppression, all-hazard incident response, and land management activities. The IDCs have been awarded by the National Interagency Fire Center and allow the Forest Service to quickly procure heavy equipment and related services across the Pacific Northwest, with task orders ranging from $7,100 to over $160,000.