Quick Response Fire & Environmental, LLC

Quick Response Fire & Environmental, LLC is a minority-owned and woman-owned small business based in Kooskia, Idaho, that specializes in providing wildland firefighting, forestry, and environmental services to federal agencies. Registered in SAM.gov since 2004, the company offers a comprehensive range of equipment, vehicles, and personnel support for fire management, emergency response, and environmental research activities. With a business structure as a Limited Liability Company, Quick Response Fire & Environmental serves multiple U.S. Forest Service regions and federal agencies, leveraging its expertise in fire suppression, land management, and specialized equipment deployment.

The company has consistently provided critical services through federal contract awards, primarily focused on delivering specialized firefighting equipment and support services. These services include supplying Type 3 fire engines, water trucks, potable water and handwashing stations, and specialized vehicles like skidgines, dozers, and excavators. Most contract awards have been issued by the U.S. Forest Service across multiple regions, including the Intermountain, Pacific Northwest, Northern, and Southwestern regions. The contract awards, typically ranging from $3,800 to $140,000, have been firm fixed-price delivery orders without specific set-aside designations, though the company qualifies as a small business, minority-owned, and woman-owned enterprise. The contracts have supported wildfire response efforts, post-fire stabilization projects, and environmental research activities across several states including Idaho, Montana, California, and New Mexico.

Quick Response Fire & Environmental holds multiple Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with the National Interagency Fire Center and U.S. Forest Service, each with a $250,000 ceiling value and set aside for small businesses. These IDCs cover various specialized service categories, including heavy equipment with water capabilities, water handling equipment, and potable/gray water trucks and handwashing stations. The contracts span Forest Service Regions 1, 2, 4, 8, and 9, and allow for optional usage by other federal interagency cooperators. The IDCs enable the company to provide flexible, on-demand resources for fire suppression, emergency response, and environmental management projects. Performance periods for these contracts range from 2022 to 2030, with the most recent single-award IDC being a $7.5 million contract for prescribed fire and support services in the Intermountain Region, awarded in September 2025 with a performance period through September 2028.

USt removal, enviromental cleanup, thermal treatment, excavating, demolition.Crash rescue equipment, fire fighting.