Timber Trail And Spur Contractors L.l.c

Timber Trail And Spur Contractors L.L.C, doing business as Timber Trail And Spurs, LLC, is a small business based in Greenough, Montana that provides heavy equipment rental, operators, timber trail and spur construction, and wildfire suppression and incident response services to the U.S. Forest Service as a prime contractor exclusively under total small business set-asides. The company operates 100% as a prime contractor across 109 awards with no subcontract footprint, competing entirely within set-aside vehicles rather than full-and-open competition.

Timber Trail And Spurs serves a single customer agency with highly concentrated specialization: the Department of Agriculture Forest Service accounts for 101 of 109 awards and $13.2 million in combined potential value. Within USDA Forest Service, the National Interagency Fire Center dominates by dollar value with 26 awards carrying $7 million in combined potential value, while Forest Service Region 1 (Northern Region) leads by award count with 64 awards totaling $5.3 million. The vendor's capability portfolio centers on emergency wildland fire support — heavy equipment task force services, faller personnel, heavy equipment with water capabilities, and miscellaneous heavy equipment (dozers, excavators, skidders, feller bunchers, mulchers) — alongside timber trail and spur construction for land management. Representative work includes a $238,576 delivery order from Forest Service Region 1 awarded August 16, 2026 for heavy equipment support with completion by September 25, 2026; a $169,930 delivery order from Forest Service Region 4 (Intermountain Region) for timber trail and spur construction in Salmon, Idaho completed September 20, 2022; and a $96,123 purchase order for a skidder machine to Forest Service Region 1 in October 2022. All recent delivery orders (2024–2026) carry the total small business set-aside designation.

Timber Trail And Spurs holds a deep portfolio of Indefinite Delivery Contracts awarded by the National Interagency Fire Center through the Virtual Incident Procurement (VIPR) system, all set aside for total small business and all firm fixed price. The vendor maintains 13 named IDCs with ceilings of $250,000 to $750,000 each, running through 2028–2030, covering heavy equipment task force services for Regions 1, 2, 4, 6, and 9; heavy equipment with water capabilities for East Zone regions; miscellaneous heavy equipment for East Zone regions; and faller services for East Zone regions. Task orders flow continuously from these vehicles; the top five parent vehicles (spanning multiple IDCs and BPAs) account for 30 task orders with $1.245 million in combined potential value. Recent activity shows steady output — 11 awards in 2026, 8 in 2025, 6 in 2024 — with obligated dollars at 26% of potential value, indicating work is being invoiced against the contract ceiling. The company's SAM registration dates to 2004, demonstrating two decades of Forest Service engagement centered on wildland fire operations, construction support, and emergency incident response.