Oxford, Inc.

Oxford, Inc., doing business as Oxford, Inc. of Montana, is a HUBZone-certified small business operating as a prime contractor delivering dust abatement, water handling, mechanic services, and wildland fire suppression support to the U.S. Forest Service across the western United States. The company is a Subchapter S corporation and community development corporation owned firm based in Bonners Ferry, Idaho, competing entirely on total small business set-asides across its federal portfolio.

Oxford's capability footprint centers on specialized natural resource management and emergency response services. Core offerings include calcium chloride dust palliative application on forest roads, gray water truck services, mechanic support with service trucks for incident response, and equipment provision for fire suppression and land management operations. Representative work includes a $99,417.50 seed task order from the U.S. Forest Service Region 1 (Northern Region) for dust palliative application in Superior, Montana (June 2025, completed June 2026 with no-cost extension); a $90,440 delivery order for dust palliative application on forest roads in Superior, Montana (September 2025, completion June 2026); a $41,100 purchase order for a gray water truck Type 1 from Region 1 (August 2025, completion August 2025); and a $29,260 delivery order from Region 1 for dust abatement in Dalton Gardens, Idaho (July 2026, completion August 2026). Combined potential value across the portfolio stands at $6.8 million, with $3.1 million obligated to date.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to the Forest Service. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service Region 1 (Northern Region) accounts for 71 awards and $4.5 million combined potential value—roughly 66% of total awards and 66% of total potential value. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service Fire and Aviation Management National Interagency Fire Center contributes 8 awards valued at $1.6 million, anchoring secondary activity. The Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission accounts for 9 awards with no stated dollar value. Together, these three customer entities cover 82% of recent awards and 91% of combined potential value, establishing severe customer concentration in Forest Service programs.

Oxford holds multiple IDIQs positioned across regional Forest Service operations. The Indefinite Delivery Contract 12034318D0012 has generated 13 task orders carrying $326 thousand combined potential value. The Blanket Purchase Agreement AG0343B167105 has 9 task orders worth $348 thousand. The Indefinite Delivery Contract AG03R6C100031 issued 9 task orders valued at $130 thousand. Additional vehicles include IDC 1202SB22T7477 (7 task orders, $118 thousand) and IDC AG03R6C140036 (7 task orders, $222 thousand). Oxford also holds prime IDIQs directly awarded by Forest Service Region 1 and the National Interagency Fire Center: a $300,000 single-award dust palliative application IDIQ for northern Idaho and western Montana national forests (June 2025 through June 2027); a $900,000 single-award dust abatement IDIQ for Montana and Idaho national forests (expired March 2025); a $250,000 multiple-award mechanic services IDIQ for East Zone Regions 1, 2, and 4 through the National Interagency Fire Center (awarded May 2024, running through August 2028); and two $250,000 multiple-award water handling IDIQs covering East Zone Regions 1, 2, 4, and 9 (one awarded May 2025 and one awarded May 2022, both running through May 2030).

Activity has remained modest and volatile. Oxford recorded 5 awards in 2022, 7 in 2023, 4 in 2024, 8 in 2025, and 4 in 2026 year-to-date—no clear growth trajectory and recent deceleration. The portfolio is entirely prime-contractor work; Oxford maintains no subcontract posture. Work is performed across Montana and Idaho national forests, particularly Regions 1 and 6 of the Forest Service, with places of performance concentrated in Superior, Dalton Gardens, and Libby, Montana, and Dalton Gardens, Idaho. The NAICS concentration runs heavily to Support Activities for Forestry (107 awards), with primary PSC codes covering forest-range fire suppression and presuppression (46 awards), other forest and range improvements (29 awards), and highway and road maintenance (25 awards). The vendor's positioning within the Virtual Incident Procurement (VIPR) system enables rapid task-order issuance during fire seasons and emergency incidents across designated regions.

In some states, the road network is predominantly unpaved and generally consists of gravel roads. That's where Oxford, Inc can lend a hand. With our competent team of specialist, we will repair and maintain these gravel roads with superior quality and to the clients specifications. Let Oxford, Inc become your solution to improving your current property or laying down a new road. Call Oxford today!