Jstc Inc.

Jstc Inc., doing business as Quality Pumping, a woman-owned small business based in Payson, Arizona, is a prime contractor (100% of awards) delivering portable sanitation equipment, water handling services, and emergency support infrastructure to the Department of Agriculture Forest Service, competing predominantly under total small business set-asides for wildland fire suppression, incident response, and recreation site management operations across the Southwestern United States and beyond.

Quality Pumping's federal footprint centers on four core service lines: portable toilet rentals (including wheelchair-accessible units), potable and gray water truck services, trailer-mounted hand washing stations, and emergency plumbing repairs. The company operates entirely as a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint, delivering these services directly to Forest Service regional offices and the National Interagency Fire Center. Representative work includes a $63,750 firm fixed-price purchase order awarded October 1, 2026 by the Forest Service Region 3 to repair drinking water network leaks and install pressure reduction valves at Tonto Basin Ranger District; an $18,312 delivery order issued June 21, 2026 for portable sanitation equipment and water handling services supporting wildland fire management and interagency incident response; and recurring delivery orders ranging from $1,520 to $30,800 under existing indefinite-delivery contracts for water trucks and sanitation equipment at multiple Forest Service locations in Arizona and New Mexico.

Customer concentration is extreme and heavily weighted toward the Forest Service. The Forest Service accounts for 93% of award count, with the Southwestern Region (Region 3) anchoring 86 awards valued at $2.2 million in combined potential value and the National Interagency Fire Center placing 9 awards carrying $16.1 million combined potential value. The disparity between volume and dollars reflects Quality Pumping's position on large ceiling indefinite-delivery vehicles held under the National Interagency Fire Center, where the vendor's national incident blanket purchase agreements dwarf the smaller transactional orders flowing through regional offices. Other customer agencies are negligible.

Quality Pumping holds four prime indefinite-delivery contracts, all woman-owned small business set-asides and all with the Forest Service or National Interagency Fire Center: a $7.5 million Incident Blanket Purchase Agreement (awarded May 1, 2025, completion June 30, 2027) for portable toilets and hand washing stations supporting fire suppression and all-hazard incidents nationwide; a $500,000 multiple-award indefinite-delivery contract (awarded February 6, 2026, completion May 9, 2029) for potable and gray water trucks and hand washing stations for Forest Service Region 3's East Zone; a $7.5 million Basic Ordering Agreement (awarded June 1, 2024, completion June 30, 2027) for water trucks, portable toilets, and hand washing stations in the Southwestern region; and a $250,000 indefinite-delivery contract (awarded May 9, 2024, completion May 9, 2029) for potable and gray water trucks and sanitation equipment for Region 3 East Zone. Delivery orders placed against these IDCs form the majority of Quality Pumping's transactional award volume. Regional offices and incident commanders also issue direct purchase orders and delivery orders outside these vehicles for emergency plumbing repairs and spot sanitation services.

Activity has remained relatively flat over the past five years (seven awards in 2022, nine in 2024, eight in 2025, and four in early 2026), with 111 total awards across all federal sources combining for $18.4 million in potential value and $1.5 million obligated to date. Only one award is due for completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying $64,000 in potential value — minimal recompete cliff exposure. The vendor's award portfolio skews heavily toward small-dollar tactical orders ($1,520 to $30,800 range) against standing IDCs, with the bulk of potential value concentrated in the four large indefinite-delivery vehicle ceilings. NAICS concentration is pronounced: Support Activities for Forestry (64 awards), Septic Tank and Related Services (29 awards), and Specialized Freight Trucking (7 awards) account for 100 awards; the PSC profile mirrors this, with Natural Resources/Conservation — Forest-Range Fire Suppression/Presuppression dominating at 55 awards. Davis-Bacon wage requirements apply to all Forest Service work.