Pacific Habitat And Fire, Inc.

Pacific Habitat And Fire, Inc. is a self-certified small disadvantaged business and for-profit organization located in Redmond, Oregon, specializing in providing critical services to federal land management agencies, particularly the U.S. Forest Service. Registered in SAM.gov with a current registration valid through January 15, 2026, the company focuses on wildland fire management, habitat restoration, water handling, and emergency response operations across the National Forest System. The organization offers a comprehensive range of resources including fire engines, specialized vehicles, equipment rentals, transportation services, lodging support, and skilled personnel to assist federal agencies with emergency response, fire prevention, and natural resource management activities.

The company has consistently received federal contract awards primarily from the U.S. Forest Service across multiple regions, including Regions 3, 5, 6, and 10, with contract values ranging from $10,725 to $62,550. These delivery orders have been predominantly firm fixed-price contracts supporting wildland fire management, habitat restoration, and water handling operations. Pacific Habitat And Fire, Inc. has not utilized set-aside designations beyond its small disadvantaged business status and has served as the prime contractor on these awards. The contracts have involved providing specialized services such as supplying fire engines, water handling equipment, weed washing units, and personnel support for emergency incident response, prescribed project work, and land management efforts across national forests.

Pacific Habitat And Fire, Inc. currently holds four significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with the U.S. Forest Service and National Interagency Fire Center, each valued at $250,000. These multiple-award IDCs, competitively awarded under total small business set-asides, cover water handling services and weed washing units for various Forest Service regions. The contracts span different geographic zones, including East Zone Regions 1, 2, 4, and 9; West Zone Regions 3, 5, 6, and 10; and Pacific Northwest Region 6. These IDVs provide flexible mechanisms for rapid procurement of water handling assets, specialized equipment, transportation, personnel, and logistical support, with performance periods extending through 2030 and the potential for use by other federal land management agencies.

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