Robert Dominikus General Engineering

Robert Dominikus General Engineering is a partnership or limited liability partnership registered as a for-profit organization to receive federal contract awards. The company specializes in providing heavy equipment and engineering services to support fire suppression and all-hazard incident response for the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service. Registered in SAM.gov since July 2009, Robert Dominikus General Engineering has maintained an active status, with its current registration set to expire in March 2025.

The company has been awarded federal contracts to provide various types of heavy equipment, including dozers and excavators, for fire suppression and emergency response efforts. In May 2022, Robert Dominikus General Engineering received a $78,000 firm fixed price delivery order from the Department of Agriculture Forest Service R3-Southwestern Region to provide unspecified engineering services in Santa Fe, New Mexico. This award was made against an existing multiple award contract vehicle without any set-aside designation. The company's expertise in supplying critical resources for wildland fire and emergency response extends across a dispatch area covering California, Arizona, and New Mexico.

Robert Dominikus General Engineering holds multiple Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service. One such IDC, awarded in May 2024, is a multiple-award contract for heavy equipment, including various types of dozers and excavators, to support fire suppression and all-hazard incidents in USFS Regions 5 and 6. This firm-fixed-price contract has a ceiling value of $250,000 and runs through May 2029. It was set aside for small businesses and awarded through the Virtual Incident Procurement (VIPR) system. Another IDC, awarded in June 2021, also has a $250,000 ceiling value and focuses on providing heavy equipment for Region 5 - Pacific Southwest Region through June 2023. Both IDCs allow for the issuance of task orders to support severity, fire suppression, and all-hazard incidents on USFS-managed lands, with potential use by other interagency cooperators.