Timberline Construction Group, LLC

Timberline Construction Group, LLC, a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Pelham, Alabama, manufactures, transports, installs, maintains, and deactivates transportable temporary housing units and alternative transportable temporary housing units (ATTHU) for the Federal Emergency Management Agency as a prime contractor, holding multiple indefinite delivery contracts and delivering task orders across disaster-affected states nationwide.

Timberline operates almost exclusively as a FEMA prime (95% of recent awards) with minimal subcontractor engagement. The vendor competes full-and-open under no small business set-aside on the majority of its work, though two awards carry Total Small Business set-aside designations. The company's customer concentration is absolute: FEMA accounts for 19 of 20 recent awards and $432.9 million of the $433 million combined potential value, leaving Timberline entirely dependent on a single civilian agency. Within FEMA, Timberline holds positions on three primary indefinite delivery vehicles: Indefinite Delivery Contract 70FB8018D00000022 (10 task orders, $191.5 million combined potential value), which appears to be the core LOGHOUSE II IDIQ for logistics housing operations nationwide; IDC 70FB8026D00000001 (3 task orders, $947 thousand); and IDC 70FBR924D00000004 (2 task orders, $5.9 million).

Capability work spans the full lifecycle of emergency housing logistics. Representative task orders include a $109.8 million delivery order (August 2022) covering hauling, installation, maintenance, and deactivation of up to 210 units plus commercial park expansion in San Miguel, New Mexico; a $10 million task order (May 2023) for salvage, demolition, and removal of approximately 1,277 transportable temporary housing units from Selma Staging Yard in Alabama; a $13 million delivery order (October 2023) for hauling and installing maintenance and deactivation services covering up to 249 units in support of disaster relief in Florida; a $15.1 million delivery order (August 2024) under Total Small Business set-aside for hauling, installation, maintenance, and deactivation of up to 90 units in New Mexico; and a $3.5 million task order (January 2025) for manufacturing, delivery, and installation of five ATTHU units in Hawaii. More recent work in 2026 includes a $499.6 thousand delivery order (September 2026) for haul, installation, maintenance, and deactivation of TTHUS supporting steady-state housing missions and a $429.6 thousand task order (August 2026) for logistics housing operations unit installation and maintenance in Virginia.

Activity has been episodic but concentrated in recent years: one award in 2022, four in 2023, four in 2024, two in 2025, and four in 2026 (as of September). Only two awards (combined potential value $929 thousand) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, substantially limiting near-term recompete exposure. The vendor's combined potential value across all awards is $433 million, but only $62.8 million (15%) has been obligated to date, indicating that many awards remain unfunded delivery orders under the indefinite delivery structure.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue on prime contracts totaled $21.3 million across FY2023–FY2025 ($9.3 million in FY2023, $10.1 million in FY2024, $2 million in FY2025), reflecting a declining trajectory in the most recent fiscal year. The SCI dataset shows roughly 13–15 FTEs delivered to FEMA in FY2023 and FY2024, declining to 5.6 FTEs in FY2025. Government-paid hourly rates on federal services work ranged from a median of $222.50 per hour to a 90th percentile of $503.97 per hour, with significant variance reflecting the mix of field labor (installation, hauling, deactivation) and logistics-support work. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, Timberline self-performed 99% of contractor hours, employing only one named subcontractor and maintaining an average sub-hours share of 1%, indicating a vertically integrated delivery model with minimal subcontractor reliance. The source notes that FY2023 SCI records showed invoiced amounts of $6.9 million across 8.6 FTEs at $385.03 per hour, declining to $2.8 million across 5.1 FTEs at $264.67 per hour in FY2024, reflecting both reduced labor scope and lower blended rates year over year. NAICS concentration is dominated by Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (15 awards); work is classified under PSC codes spanning Installation of Equipment (Plumbing, Heating, Waste Disposal), Miscellaneous Prefabricated Structures, Logistics Support, and Salvage/Demolition, reflecting the heterogeneous nature of emergency housing operations. The vendor also holds one federal grant sub-award related to residential structure rehabilitation and reconstruction as of July 2024.