Talbott Enterprises LLC

Talbott Enterprises LLC, doing business as Boulder Creek Wildfire, is a woman-owned small business based in Middleton, Idaho, that provides wildfire suppression equipment, water handling services, and emergency response logistics to the U.S. Forest Service and Department of Interior as a prime contractor exclusively (100% of recent awards), competing predominantly under total small business set-asides on Indefinite Delivery Contracts and delivery orders.

Boulder Creek Wildfire operates across four federal customer agencies, all concentrated in land and resource management. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service Fire and Aviation Management National Interagency Fire Center anchors the dollar value at $1 million combined potential across four awards—two Indefinite Delivery Contracts with $250,000 ceilings each (East Zone Regions 1, 2, 4, and 9; Regions 3 and 8) established February 6, 2026, through May 2030, plus task orders underneath. The Department of Interior Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region places the highest volume by count at ten awards ($319 thousand combined potential value), predominantly purchase orders for engines and equipment issued June 1, 2025, with October 31, 2025 completion. The Forest Service Intermountain Region (three awards, $207 thousand) and Southwestern Region (three awards, $187 thousand) round out active customers. The two top parent vehicles are both Indefinite Delivery Contracts: 1202SB25T7793 carries four task orders at $254 thousand combined potential value, and 1202SB25T7324 carries two task orders at $140 thousand. Representative work includes a $76,800 delivery order for water handling services from Forest Service Intermountain Region (August 2025), a $105,828 delivery order for wildfire management from the Southwestern Region (June 2025), and a suite of equipment purchase orders for Type 4 and Type 6 engines and a Type 3 dozer supporting 2025 Nevada Emergency Information Center operations (June 2025, each with October 2025 completion).

Boulder Creek Wildfire's award footprint spans primarily Support Activities for Forestry (NAICS, all 20 awards) and Natural Resources/Conservation—Forest-Range Fire Suppression/Presuppression (PSC, 18 awards), with two awards for fire-fighting equipment. Activity accelerated in 2025 (17 awards) following entry into the National Interagency Fire Center vehicle portfolio, with three awards placed in 2026 as of July. Combined potential value across all awards is $1.7 million, with $713 thousand obligated to date (42% of potential). The company holds no parent contract vehicles in its own name and operates exclusively as a task-order performer under Forest Service and BLM indefinite delivery instruments.