Johanna Officer

Johanna Officer, doing business as Elk Ridge 307, operates as a woman-owned small business sole proprietorship providing vehicle and driver services to the USDA Forest Service and the Department of the Interior for wildland fire suppression, emergency response, and all-hazard incident management across the Intermountain and Northern regions. Elk Ridge 307 is registered in Lyman, Wyoming, classified as woman-owned and small business, and competes exclusively under Total Small Business set-aside provisions on its prime contract portfolio.

Elk Ridge 307's recent award footprint totals 15 prime contracts across delivery orders and Indefinite Delivery Contracts, with combined potential value of $1.2 million. The vendor's customer base is heavily concentrated in Department of Agriculture Forest Service programs: the National Interagency Fire Center anchors four awards with $1 million combined potential value (representing the IDC vehicles themselves), while the USDA Forest Service Intermountain Region (Region 4) holds eight awards for $203 thousand, and the Northern Region (Region 1) holds one award for $16 thousand. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region accounts for two awards worth $24 thousand. All awards (100%) flow to USDA Forest Service or Interior agencies. Capability work is represented by delivery orders ranging from $5,071 to $48,878.50 — for example, a $16,452.95 delivery order from Region 4 in August 2026 for vehicle and driver services supporting fire suppression in Boise, Idaho, and a $26,286.10 delivery order from Region 4 in August 2025 for incident response transportation in Riverton, Utah.

Elk Ridge 307 holds two primary Indefinite Delivery Contracts, each valued at $250,000 and set aside for Total Small Business. The first, awarded May 23, 2023, runs through May 23, 2028, and the second, awarded February 6, 2026, extends through May 23, 2028, and most recently a July 20, 2026 award covering Regions 1 and 4 through July 20, 2031. Both vehicles utilize the Virtual Incident Procurement (VIPR) system and geographically restrict work to the Intermountain and Northern regions. Task orders are issued on as-needed basis from the National Interagency Fire Center. Activity has grown from three awards in 2023 to seven in 2026, but the vendor's small dollar footprint ($244 thousand obligated year-to-date) and regional geographic scope limit near-term recompete exposure to the renewal cycle on its two primary IDCs in 2028 and 2031. Elk Ridge 307 operates as a prime-only vendor with no subcontract footprint and no participation on government-wide acquisition vehicles outside the USDA Forest Service VIPR system.