Stilwell Penny

Stilwell Penny is a for-profit sole proprietorship located in Camp Verde, Arizona, specializing in providing critical support services to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service, primarily in the Southwestern United States. The company focuses on delivering vehicles, equipment, and personnel to support wildland fire suppression and emergency response operations. While limited background information is available, the vendor demonstrates a consistent track record of supporting federal agencies through specialized resource provisioning for incident response and land management efforts.

Through its federal contract awards, Stilwell Penny has consistently provided water handling services, vehicle rentals, and personnel support to the Forest Service, specifically within Region 3 - Southwestern Region. The company's contract awards have been predominantly delivery orders and purchase orders, ranging in value from $8,749.25 to $32,569.00, with no set-aside designations. These contracts involve supplying pickup trucks, stake-side trucks, water handling equipment, and trained drivers or operators to support critical wildfire and emergency response initiatives. The contracts consistently target supporting Forest Service operations across Arizona and New Mexico, with a focus on rapid, flexible resource deployment for incident management.

Stilwell Penny holds three significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDVs), each valued at $250,000 and utilizing total small business set-asides. These IDVs cover water handling resources for Regions 3 and 8, vehicle with driver services for Region 3, and water handling services for the West Zone (Regions 3, 5, 6, and 10). The IDVs enable the National Interagency Fire Center and Forest Service to issue task orders for on-demand access to transportation, equipment, and trained personnel. The contracts are structured as multiple-award, firm fixed-price vehicles that allow flexible acquisition of critical resources for addressing wildland fire locations and all-hazard incidents, with potential optional use by other agencies such as the Department of the Interior and National Park Service.