L.a.c Logistics And Contracting LIMITED Liability Co

L.a.c Logistics And Contracting LIMITED Liability Co, a small disadvantaged business and Indian Economic Enterprise based in Oakland, Oregon, delivers wildland fire suppression equipment, chipper crews, and Geographic Information Systems units to the Department of Agriculture Forest Service as a prime contractor exclusively under total small business set-asides.

The vendor is structured as a limited liability company and holds self-certified small disadvantaged business and Indian Economic Enterprise designations; all six recent prime awards (100% of the footprint) carry total small business set-aside designations, with no subcontract work in the source data. Recent work spans two USDA customer nodes: the National Interagency Fire Center holds four awards valued at $2 million combined potential value covering Geographic Information Systems units and chipper crews for Forest Service Regions 1–6 across multiple incident blanket purchase agreements, while the Forest Service Region 6 (Pacific Northwest Region) in Roseburg, Oregon placed two delivery orders totaling $75 thousand for wildland fire suppression equipment and GIS units. Representative awards include a $1 million indefinite-delivery contract from the National Interagency Fire Center awarded January 15, 2026, for GIS units supporting fire suppression and prescribed project work across National Zone Regions 1–6 through April 16, 2028; a $500 thousand indefinite-delivery contract from the National Interagency Fire Center awarded February 6, 2026, for chippers and crews across Forest Service Regions 5 and 6 running through May 5, 2030; and two July 27, 2026 delivery orders from Region 6 for $57,150 and $17,727 respectively in wildland fire suppression equipment and GIS units, both due for completion in August 2026.

Work is performed across Forest Service Regions 1–6 (administrative oversight by the Fire and Aviation Management Regional Program Office) with on-site performance at Roseburg, Oregon and subordinate regional locations. All contract work is executed through the Virtual Incident Procurement system as firm fixed-price incident blanket purchase agreements with pricing structured on up to 16-hour daily shift operations. The vendor supplies equipment, materials, personnel, transportation, lodging, and required certifications; optional use extends to interagency cooperators including the National Park Service and Bureau of Indian Affairs. L.a.c has received $75 thousand in combined obligations (4% of the $2.1 million combined potential value), and award volume has grown from two awards in 2025 to four in 2026. No recompete cliff is present in the next twenty-four months — the two most imminent completions (the Region 6 delivery orders) close in August 2026, while the four IDIQs run through 2028–2030.