Betty Mcquirk

Betty Mcquirk is a woman-owned, for-profit sole proprietorship based in Sagle, Idaho, registered in SAM.gov with a current registration valid through September 28, 2025. The business specializes in providing critical incident stress management (CISM) and mental health professional services, primarily focusing on supporting federal personnel experiencing psychological challenges from high-stress work environments. Specifically, Betty Mcquirk delivers clinician services designed to address mental health needs for personnel dealing with traumatic and high-risk situations.

The company has exclusively provided mental health services through federal contract awards with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service, specifically supporting the Fire and Aviation Management National Interagency Fire Center. All of its federal contract awards have been either total small business set-aside or without a specific set-aside, ranging in value from $17,728.87 to $65,000. The services consistently involve providing critical incident stress management clinician support to help Forest Service personnel manage psychological impacts from high-risk public safety operations, with a particular emphasis on supporting firefighters and emergency response professionals dealing with traumatic workplace experiences.

Betty Mcquirk holds a single Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) with the Forest Service, valued at $900,000 and active through April 30, 2025. This BPA has enabled the issuance of multiple firm fixed price call orders, including four distinct contracts from April 2021 to September 2024. Each call order under this BPA has been specifically tailored to provide mental health professional and CISM services, with periods of performance varying between contracts but consistently focused on supporting the mental health needs of Forest Service personnel responding to critical incidents. The BPA allows for flexible, targeted clinical interventions with call orders that can be issued as specific mental health support needs arise within the Forest Service's fire and aviation management programs.