Joint Task Force LLC

Joint Task Force LLC, a woman-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned, small disadvantaged business based in Springville, Utah, delivers road and bridge construction, trail maintenance, facility repair, and infrastructure restoration services to the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management as a prime contractor operating entirely under total small business set-asides.

The company is structured as a limited liability partnership and holds multiple overlapping SBA certifications: woman-owned small business, service-disabled veteran-owned small business, and small disadvantaged business. Its capability portfolio centers on highway and bridge construction (14 awards), trail assessment and project management (5 work categories under a $7.5 million Forest Service Region 8 BPA), and emergency facility and infrastructure repair. Recent representative work includes a $106,600 BPA call from Forest Service Region 6 (Pacific Northwest) awarded July 15, 2026, for culvert replacement on timber sale haul routes in Forks, Washington; a $47,780 call for campground decommissioning, parking lot construction, and vault toilet refurbishment at Colville National Forest in April 2024; and a $35,500 purchase order from Forest Service Region 2 (Rocky Mountain) in September 2024 for toilet decommissioning near Fort Collins, Colorado.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward Forest Service. The top five funding entities account for 76% of awards by count but 99% of combined potential value, driven almost entirely by a single $7.5 million single-award BPA with Forest Service Region 8 (Southern Region) awarded April 2024 for trail-related services across 13 states and Puerto Rico through April 2029. Excluding that outlier vehicle, the footprint is dominated by Forest Service Region 6 (Pacific Northwest), which has issued 11 awards valued at $890,000. Joint Task Force LLC also works under a $499,999 single-award BPA with Forest Service Region 6 for road and bridge construction in Oregon and Washington, running through January 2030, from which ten task orders totaling approximately $405,000 have been issued.

Activity has fluctuated but shows recent acceleration — one award in 2022, three in 2023, five in 2024, and six through mid-2026. Combined potential value across all 21 awards totals $8.7 million, though only $669,000 (8%) has been obligated, reflecting the typical cash-flow lag on BPA task orders. Three awards worth approximately $96,000 reach completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure. The vendor holds no subcontractor roles and does not serve as a sub-recipient on federal grants; its entire award footprint derives from prime BPA calls and purchase orders with natural-resources agencies.

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