Millerville Fire, LLC

Millerville Fire, LLC, doing business as M&S Timber Fallers, is a woman-owned small disadvantaged business located in Cave Junction, Oregon, specializing in wildland fire suppression services and emergency response support. Registered in SAM.gov since February 2019, the company provides critical equipment, personnel, and services to federal agencies, particularly the U.S. Forest Service. As a small business with multiple certifications, including woman-owned and small disadvantaged business status, Millerville Fire, LLC has positioned itself as a key provider of specialized wildland fire and emergency management resources.

The company has been awarded multiple federal contract delivery orders focused primarily on wildland fire suppression services and equipment. These contracts include providing water tenders, water handling resources, and emergency fire response capabilities to the U.S. Forest Service across different regions, including the Pacific Southwest and Pacific Northwest Regions. The delivery orders range from $36,800 to $71,400 and are not set aside for specific business types. The contracts involve supplying critical equipment such as water tenders, heavy machinery, and trained personnel to support emergency fire suppression and incident management activities for federal agencies.

Millerville Fire, LLC holds four Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with the U.S. Forest Service's National Interagency Fire Center, each with a ceiling value of $250,000. These multiple-award, small business set-aside contracts cover diverse service categories including heavy equipment provision for Regions 5 and 6, miscellaneous heavy equipment for the Pacific Northwest, chipper and crew services for Regions 5 and 6, and water handling services for Regions 3, 5, 6, and 10. The IDCs have performance periods extending through 2025-2030 and allow for rapid resource mobilization during local, regional, and nationwide emergency incidents. These contracts enable Millerville Fire, LLC to support not only the U.S. Forest Service but potentially other federal agencies like the Department of the Interior during emergency response situations.