Pacific Oasis Inc.

Pacific Oasis Inc., a Medford, Oregon-based small business subchapter S corporation, supplies wildland firefighter crews, water handling equipment, and incident management support to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service as a prime contractor, competing predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides on regional and national IDIQ vehicles.

Pacific Oasis specializes in wildland firefighting and forestry management services delivered across Western Forest Service regions. The company deploys Type 2 and Type 2-IA wildland firefighter crews, water tenders and fire engines, incident management teams, and trained personnel for wildfire suppression, prescribed burns, and all-hazard incident response. Recent representative work includes a $220,131.30 delivery order from Forest Service Region 6 (Pacific Northwest) in September 2026 for wildland fire and all-hazard incident response under a Total Small Business set-aside; a $309,844.50 delivery order from Forest Service Region 5 (Pacific Southwest) in June 2026 for water handling equipment and personnel; and a $345,173.30 delivery order from the Forest Service national office in June 2026 for wildland firefighting crew deployment and incident support. The company also received fire engine and crew purchase orders from the Forest Service Idaho Region in June 2025, including a $106,677.39 Type 2 firefighter crew and multiple engine procurement orders.

Pacific Oasis holds a dominant position on multiple Total Small Business IDIQs. The largest contract vehicle is Indefinite Delivery Contract 1202SC22T2309 with 199 task orders worth $28.5 million in combined potential value, followed by Indefinite Delivery Contract 1202SC21T2437 with 181 task orders worth $29.1 million. The company also holds two regional water-handling IDIQs awarded in June 2026: a $250,000 VIPR Incident Blanket Purchase Agreement for Region 5 (Pacific Southwest) and a $500,000 multiple-award IDIQ for Region 5, both designated Total Small Business set-asides running through 2030. An additional $500,000 regional IDIQ for Region 6 (Pacific Northwest) was awarded in February 2026. These vehicles enable rapid on-demand procurement of firefighting personnel and equipment across the Forest Service's fire suppression operations.

Customer concentration is pronounced. The top five customers account for 73 percent of recent awards by count but 94 percent by potential value—a signal of significant dollar concentration in a small number of funding sources. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service Fire and Aviation Management National Interagency Fire Center leads by potential value with 58 awards worth $264.8 million combined (70% of the portfolio). Forest Service Region 6 (Pacific Northwest) follows with 278 awards worth $32 million, and Region 5 (Pacific Southwest) carries 258 awards worth $28.1 million. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Oregon-Washington accounts for 139 awards worth $20.4 million. The Forest Service's generic contracting office manages 93 awards worth $10.1 million. This concentration reflects Pacific Oasis's tight integration into the Forest Service's regional fire operations, particularly in the Pacific Northwest and Pacific Southwest, with a secondary relationship to BLM wildfire programs in Oregon and Washington.

Activity has remained level year over year—122 to 126 awards annually over the past five years—with 86 awards recorded through September 2026. The recompete cliff within the next twenty-four months carries 16 awards worth $4 million in combined potential value, representing manageable recompete exposure relative to the total portfolio. Pacific Oasis competes almost exclusively as a prime contractor under Total Small Business set-asides; the source identifies no subcontract work. Award sizes range from approximately $4,000 to over $300,000 per delivery order, with the majority clustered in the $50,000 to $150,000 range. The NAICS concentration is extreme: 1,085 of 1,089 awards (97%) fall under Support Activities for Forestry (code 813910), with the remainder scattered across tree planting and landscaping. PSC coding is similarly tight: 772 awards (69%) are Forest-Range Fire Suppression/Presuppression, with secondary concentration in forest tree planting (134 awards) and tree thinning (69 awards). This narrow capability and customer footprint positions Pacific Oasis as a specialized, mission-critical resource for federal wildland fire operations but exposes the company to concentrated customer risk and limited diversification beyond Forest Service wildfire programs.