Robles Daniel S

Robles Daniel S, doing business as Tule River Tree Falling, is a self-certified small disadvantaged and American Indian-owned faller and wildland firefighting services contractor operating from Porterville, California, competing as a prime contractor across 100% of its federal award footprint under Total Small Business set-asides and full-and-open delivery orders with the USDA Forest Service.

The vendor's capability portfolio is narrowly focused on forestry fire suppression and emergency response: certified faller crews, wildland firefighting personnel and equipment, incident support services, and resource mobilization for active fire management and all-hazard incident response across the West Zone of USDA Forest Service Regions 5 and 6 (California and the Pacific Northwest). Recent work includes a $46,345.85 delivery order awarded August 27, 2026, for faller resources under a VIPR I-BPA (Incident Blanket Purchase Agreement) with the National Interagency Fire Center; a $62,280 competitively awarded delivery order from the Pacific Southwest Region (Region 5) for faller and firefighting support services with ultimate completion September 27, 2025; and a $41,383 delivery order issued October 18, 2023, for fire management support in California covering a two-week operational period.

All twelve awards in the source data support USDA Forest Service fire and forestry programs. The National Interagency Fire Center and the Federal Fire and Aviation Management program unit account for approximately $1.15 million (82%) of the combined potential value, while the Forest Service's regional offices in Regions 5 and 6 hold the remaining work. Activity has been episodic — one award in 2020, three in 2023, two in 2024, three in 2025, and two in 2026 — reflecting the seasonal and incident-driven nature of wildfire suppression contracting.

The vendor holds two primary indefinite delivery contracts: a $500,000 ceiling IDIQ awarded February 6, 2026, through June 2, 2028, and a $250,000 ceiling VIPR I-BPA awarded June 2, 2023, running through June 2, 2028, both set aside for Total Small Business and covering faller resources and wildland firefighting support for Regions 5 and 6. The IDIQ awarded in February 2026 appears to supersede or complement the earlier $250,000 vehicle. Task orders under these IDVs have generated eight orders totaling $299 thousand in combined potential value. Combined obligated dollars across all awards total $299 thousand (21% of combined potential value), indicating that the bulk of the vendor's recent potential value remains unobligated or carries task-order execution risk. As a sole-source and pre-competed supplier for specialized faller services under small-business set-asides, Robles Daniel S operates in a narrow, niche vertical with high customer concentration but limited pathway to diversification outside of Forest Service fire programs.