Lawrence Dolezal

Lawrence Dolezal, doing business as Dolezal Fruit & Falling, a sole proprietorship based in Troy, Montana, provides faller services—wildland firefighting labor and incident response support—to the U.S. Forest Service and National Interagency Fire Center across five delivery orders and two indefinite delivery contracts, operating as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides and full-and-open competition. The vendor competes exclusively in the federal small business space; recent awards carry total small business set-aside designations on the parent IDCs, though individual task orders issue under both set-aside and open competitive categories.

Dolezal's customer base is entirely consolidated within the Department of Agriculture's Forest Service and Fire and Aviation Management organization. Two indefinite delivery contracts with the National Interagency Fire Center anchor the portfolio: a $500 thousand firm fixed-price IDC awarded February 6, 2026, for faller services across USFS Regions 1, 2, and 4 (East Zone) through June 9, 2028, and a $250 thousand IDC (VIPR I-BPA) awarded June 9, 2023, also covering Regions 1, 2, and 4 with the same completion date. Task orders issued against these vehicles total five delivery orders worth $113 thousand in combined obligated value against $863 thousand combined potential value across all awards. The NIFC IDC work requires comprehensive faller services during fire suppression and all-hazard incident response, including equipment, materials, supplies, transportation, lodging, trained personnel, and supervision. Regional USFS offices (Northern Region, Rocky Mountain Region, Southwestern Region) issued four additional delivery orders totaling roughly $70 thousand: a July 6, 2026, $43,632 delivery order from Region 2 for faller services in Pueblo, Colorado; an August 16, 2025, $12,120 order from Region 3 for Phoenix, Arizona performance; and two September 2024 orders from Region 1 (Northern Region) valued at $14,976 and $17,472 respectively. Work is performed across USFS Regions 1, 2, and 4 and subordinate field locations in Colorado, Arizona, and Montana.

Activity is light and recent—one award in 2023, three in 2024, one in 2025, and two through mid-2026—reflecting a small vendor footprint. The combined obligated value of $113 thousand against potential value of $863 thousand indicates modest cash flow velocity; no recompete cliff signals near-term risk within the next twenty-four months, though the dual NIFC contracts carry June 9, 2028 completion dates and will require renewal in late 2027 or early 2028 if the vendor pursues continuation.