Rocky Mountain Aluminum Sign & Supply LLC

Rocky Mountain Aluminum Sign & Supply LLC, doing business as Wood Product Signs, manufactures and delivers custom signage, kiosks, and wayfinding products for federal land management agencies as a small-business prime contractor (100% of recent awards). The Gunnison, Colorado-based Subchapter S corporation competes across total small-business set-asides and full-and-open solicitations with roughly equal frequency, anchoring its portfolio to the U.S. Forest Service, the National Park Service, the Bureau of Land Management, and allied outdoor recreation stewards. Primary NAICS is 339950 (Sign Manufacturing); PSC concentration is Signs, Advertising Displays, and Identification Plates.

Forest Service demand dominates the customer base. The top five funding agencies account for 58% of recent award count but only 23% of combined potential value — a reflection of the vendor's high-volume, moderate-dollar transactional posture in recreational sign and kiosk procurement. Department of Agriculture Forest Service regions R5 (Pacific Southwest), R6 (Pacific Northwest), and general Forest Service accounts drove 34 awards totaling $1.4 million combined potential value. However, potential value concentration sits elsewhere: the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management National Office anchors the portfolio with a single $10 million Blanket Purchase Agreement (single award, no set-aside, established May 6, 2022, running through May 5, 2027) for signage products and services as a government-wide acquisition vehicle. GSA Federal Acquisition Service contributes a $6.5 million Multiple Award Schedule position, yielding 43 task orders ($12 million combined potential value) placed by Forest Service regions, the National Park Service, and Bureau of Land Management field offices.

Recent award work is representative: a $76,155 definitive contract from National Park Service Southeast Region (June 2026) for design, fabrication, and delivery of identification signs at Fort Donelson National Battlefield under total small-business set-aside; a $99,990 purchase order from Forest Service for recreation signs damaged in disaster at Calcasieu Ranger District (June 2026, disaster supplemental funding, total small business set-aside); a $339,135 delivery order from Interior Bureau of Land Management National Office for identity signs, trail signs, and kiosks (August 2024, total small-business set-aside); and a $246,931 delivery order from Forest Service R6 for Colville National Forest portal sign update under the Great American Outdoors Act (September 2025, total small-business set-aside, GSA MAS vehicle).

Activity has declined from a peak of 20 awards in 2022 to 3 awards in 2026 year-to-date, reflecting a shift from high-velocity disaster-supplemental and Great American Outdoors Act-driven procurement toward lower-volume baseline operations. Only 3 awards face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $193 thousand), limiting near-term recompete exposure. The $10 million BPA with Bureau of Land Management — representing 49% of all combined potential value in the portfolio — runs through May 5, 2027, providing a stable government-wide vehicle for task-order placement across multiple land-management customers. The vendor does not subcontract; all 81 awards are prime positions. Recent place-of-performance locations span Dover, Tennessee; Boyce, Louisiana; Broken Bow, Oklahoma; Colville, Washington; and Kotzebue, Alaska, reflecting the geographic distribution of federal outdoor recreation infrastructure needing sign and kiosk replacement and upgrade.

Manufacture and install custom and standardize signs to a variety of government agencies