Northern New Mexico Fire Suppression & Rehabilitation LLC

Northern New Mexico Fire Suppression & Rehabilitation LLC, a Hispanic American-owned small disadvantaged business based in Las Vegas, New Mexico, operates as a prime contractor exclusively under Total Small Business set-asides, delivering wildland fire suppression, post-fire rehabilitation, and emergency incident response services to the U.S. Forest Service and National Interagency Fire Center. The vendor competes entirely within set-aside categories — all 31 awards are prime contracts or IDVs reserved for small business — with no subcontract footprint and no work on full-and-open vehicles.

The company's capability portfolio centers on rapid-deployment fire suppression resources: heavy equipment (dozers, excavators, tractor plows), certified personnel, and vehicle-with-driver transportation for incident response and all-hazard operations on federal forest lands. Concrete representative work includes a $112,800 firm fixed-price delivery order from Forest Service Region 3 (May 2026) for fire suppression and rehabilitation in Alamogordo, New Mexico; an $86,000 order from Forest Service Region 2 (August 2025) for incident response in Durango, Colorado; and a $117,820.63 order from Forest Service Region 6 (July 2026) for wildland fire suppression and post-fire rehabilitation in Sandy, Oregon.

Customer concentration is total — the vendor serves five distinct agencies, all within the Department of Agriculture Forest Service structure. The National Interagency Fire Center anchors the dollar base: seven awards carrying $2.3 million combined potential value, primarily through four regional Indefinite Delivery Contracts valued at $250,000 to $500,000 each. Forest Service Region 3 (Southwestern Region) leads by award count with 13 awards totaling $653 thousand, followed by Region 2 (Rocky Mountain) with five awards worth $401 thousand, and Region 6 (Pacific Northwest) with three awards totaling $254 thousand. The remaining three awards go to Forest Service corporate entities and carry $95 thousand combined value.

The vendor holds seven IDVs: four with the National Interagency Fire Center issued February 6, 2026, covering water handling ($500,000), heavy equipment ($500,000), vehicle-with-driver services for Region 3 ($250,000), and water handling for East Zone Regions 1, 2, 4, and 9 ($250,000), each running through 2028 or 2030 under firm fixed-price Total Small Business set-asides; three with Forest Service Regions 3 and 8 issued 2023–2025, covering heavy equipment, water handling, and vehicle-with-driver services, each valued at $250,000 and running through 2028. These vehicles drive the task-order activity: the top parent vehicle (IDC 1202SB25T7221) carries 14 task orders worth $853 thousand; IDC 1202SB23T7167 carries 6 task orders totaling $325 thousand. The vendor is classified under NAICS 561730 (Support Activities for Forestry) for all 29 forest-service awards.

Activity has accelerated sharply. The vendor held five awards each in 2023 and 2025; in 2026 alone (through September 2), 21 new delivery orders were issued, reflecting incident-driven task-order velocity against standing IDVs. Combined potential value across all 31 awards is $3.7 million, with $1.4 million obligated to date (38% of ceiling). The vendor operates with no recompete cliff — all active IDVs run through at least April 2028, with several extending to 2030, providing multi-year task-order stability within the Forest Service emergency response system.