K&Company Transport Inc.

K&Company Transport Inc., a small business based in Three Forks, Montana, operates as a prime contractor providing heavy equipment transportation and logistics for federal fire management and forest service operations, competing exclusively under Total Small Business set-asides and capturing 100% of its awards as prime work with no subcontract footprint.

The vendor's customer concentration is singular and mission-focused. All awards stem from the Department of Agriculture Forest Service, with 89% of the award count (20 awards, $588 thousand combined potential value) flowing to the Forest Service R1-Northern Region and the remaining 3 awards ($750 thousand combined potential value) placed by the National Interagency Fire Center, a USDA Forest Service component. The two rankings align tightly — NIFC anchors the dollar value despite lower award volume, signaling higher-value delivery orders issued against NIFC-managed vehicles. K&Company's work footprint centers on support activities for forestry (NAICS code primary classification across all 27 awards) and fire suppression, presuppression, and range improvement operations (PSC codes), with representative work including dozers, excavators, and tractor plows for incident response across Regions 1, 2, 4, and 9.

K&Company holds positions on multiple Forest Service blanket purchase agreements under the Virtual Incident Procurement (VIPR) system, placing six task orders ($10 thousand combined potential value) under BPA AG03R6B130056 and four task orders ($137 thousand combined potential value) under BPA AG0343B117086. Two recent prime IDVs anchor the pipeline: a Total Small Business multiple-award indefinite delivery contract for heavy equipment serving the East Zone, awarded by NIFC on February 6, 2026, with a $250 thousand ceiling through June 1, 2028, and a prior VIPR IDIQ vehicle awarded by USFS on June 1, 2023, also carrying a $250 thousand ceiling. A firm fixed price delivery order for $13,650 executed in September 2025 for transportation services in Dalton Gardens, Idaho exemplifies the short-duration, operational-demand character of the work.

Activity across the 27-award portfolio has been sparse and episodic — one award in 2017, 2020, 2023, 2025, and one in 2026 — with combined potential value of $1.3 million and only $270 thousand obligated to date (20% of the ceiling). This pattern reflects the nature of federal fire management contracting: awards cluster around incident-driven procurement rather than steady-state operations.