Roadway Company

Roadway Company, doing business as Roadway Towing, is a small business prime contractor headquartered in Wells, Nevada, that delivers heavy equipment rental, transportation services, and towing support for federal wildfire response, land management, and emergency operations as a 100% prime footprint under total small business set-asides. The company competes entirely under set-aside vehicles and does not hold any subcontracts.

Roadway Company's concrete capability set centers on equipment rental, towing, hauling, and logistics support for wildland firefighting and federal land management. The vendor supplies refrigerated trailers, dozers, excavators, road graders, feller bunchers, and mulchers for fire suppression and prescribed burn work. Recent work includes a $81,417 August 2026 delivery order from the Forest Service under the Virtual Incident Procurement (VIPR) system for small business set-aside transportation support across multiple regions; a $192,807 July 2026 award from Forest Service Region 4 (Intermountain Region) for roadway services in Utah; and a $135,269 September 2024 delivery order from Region 4 for towing and equipment rental supporting wildfire response. The vendor also received $1.6 million in purchase orders from the Idaho Region in June 2025 for equipment provisioning (dozers, excavators, road graders, refrigerated trailers) with October 2025 completion dates. Equipment rental and on-call logistics dominate the portfolio — firm fixed-price delivery orders and purchase orders with short performance windows reflect the event-driven nature of wildfire response procurement.

Customer concentration aligns tightly with federal land management agencies managing wildfire response. The top five funding agencies account for 82% of award count and 91% of combined potential value. The National Interagency Fire Center anchors the dollars with 14 awards worth $3.3 million combined potential value, reflecting Roadway Company's position on multiple VIPR indefinite delivery contracts for regional fire suppression equipment. Forest Service Region 4 (Intermountain Region) places the highest award volume at 26 awards ($1.3 million), followed by Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region with 26 awards ($823 thousand) and BLM Nevada Region with 18 awards ($1.3 million). The Forest Service system-wide accounts for approximately 50 of the vendor's 114 recent awards, with the balance split among BLM regional offices and research components.

Roadway Company holds seven active indefinite delivery contracts, all multiple-award VIPR vehicles structured as total small business set-asides with $250,000 to $500,000 ceilings running through 2028–2030. The top vehicle by task-order volume is Indefinite Delivery Contract 1284M820T7164 (9 task orders, $636 thousand), which procures refrigerated trailers and miscellaneous heavy equipment across Forest Service regions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 9. IDC 1202SB23T7489 (7 task orders, $724 thousand) provides heavy equipment for the East Zone covering regions 1, 2, 4, and 9. Five additional IDCs supporting regional equipment provisioning carry between 6 and 7 task orders each. All vehicles are small business set-asides issued through the National Interagency Fire Center or regional Forest Service offices, enabling rapid procurement of pre-competed transportation and equipment resources.

Activity has grown sharply in the past two years — from 8 awards in 2022 and 4 in 2023 to 30 awards in 2025, with 9 awards issued year-to-date in 2026 (through late August). The vendor's combined potential value across all 114 awards stands at $8.1 million, with $3.2 million obligated (40% of combined potential). No awards are identified as completing within the next twenty-four months; the source identifies ultimate completion dates extending into late 2026 and 2027 for the bulk of recent purchase orders, with IDC vehicles running through 2028–2030, positioning minimal recompete exposure in the near term. The vendor's footprint is 100% prime awards with zero subcontract activity in the source data.

Roadway Company's business centers on support activities for forestry (65 awards) and specialized freight trucking (31 awards) under PSC codes for natural resources/conservation forest-range fire suppression (65 awards) and fire fighting equipment (28 awards). The vendor is SAM-registered and operates across multiple Forest Service regions and Bureau of Land Management state offices, with performance locations spanning Nevada, Utah, New Mexico, and Idaho. The company's market position reflects deep specialization in small business set-aside wildland firefighting logistics — a narrow but stable federal market segment anchored to seasonal incident response and pre-positioned equipment procurement cycles managed through VIPR and regional indefinite delivery vehicles.