Timmermann Wildland Fire Services, LLC

Timmermann Wildland Fire Services, LLC, a Missouri-based sole proprietorship operating as a limited liability company, provides wildland firefighting personnel, water handling equipment, prescribed burn operations, and emergency incident response services to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service across nine federal regions as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides.

Timmermann operates almost exclusively as a small-business prime — 100% of its 78 tracked awards are prime contracts and indefinite delivery vehicles, with no subcontract footprint. The vendor holds over 16 years of experience delivering fire suppression and natural resource management services to the federal government. Its customer base concentrates heavily on Forest Service regional operations: the Eastern Region (R9) accounts for 54% of awards (42 delivery orders) and 59% of combined potential value ($2.7 million), followed by the National Interagency Fire Center (10 awards, $959 thousand) and the Pacific Southwest Region (R5) with three awards valued at $272 thousand. Together, the top three customers represent 82% of award volume and 90% of combined potential value across the portfolio. Recent activity shows modest order frequency — five awards in 2025 and two through March 2026 — reflecting the seasonal and incident-driven nature of wildland fire work.

Timmermann holds three active indefinite delivery contracts, all structured as multiple-award vehicles set aside for small businesses: a $250,000 water-handling IDIQ through the National Interagency Fire Center (established February 2026, running through May 2030); a parallel $250,000 water-handling IDIQ through the Forest Service (established May 2025, also running through May 2030); and a predecessor $250,000 water-handling IDIQ awarded June 2022 (running through May 2025, now expired or expiring). These three vehicles generate task orders — the top five parent IDCs account for 50 delivery orders and $1.4 million in combined potential value. Delivery orders under these vehicles range from $4,471 to $96,697, priced on firm fixed-price bases, and span Regions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, and the National Interagency Fire Center. Representative recent work includes an $88,664 delivery order for wildland fire services in Chadron, Nebraska (March 2026), a $49,927 order in Laramie, Wyoming (August 2025), and a $68,000 order in the Intermountain Region for firefighting personnel and water handling equipment (September 2024).

The vendor's capability scope concentrates within support activities for forestry (76 of 78 awards under NAICS 541899) and forest-range fire suppression and presuppression (PSC category, 40 awards). Prescribed burn operations and invasive species treatment appear regularly across the Forest Service's Eastern and Central regions. Timmermann also delivers Type 6 wildland fire engines for emergency incident management through the National Interagency Fire Center, with equipment-delivery orders ranging from $11,500 to $48,300. The portfolio includes niche work such as noxious and invasive species spraying on the Mark Twain National Forest and water handling support across multi-region fire seasons. All work carries no set-aside designation at the delivery-order level, though both active parent IDCs are reserved for total small business set-asides.

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