Top Gun Lighting And Industrial Supplies, LLC

Top Gun Lighting and Industrial Supplies, LLC, doing business as Top Gun Resources, is a self-certified small disadvantaged woman-owned business based in Prineville, Oregon, that supplies equipment and supplies to the USDA Forest Service as a prime contractor across six regions, delivering primarily temporary shelters, lighting systems, generators, vehicles, and disaster-response equipment for wildland fire suppression and land management activities.

The company operates almost entirely as a prime contractor (994 awards, 100% of recent volume) in the full-and-open competitive landscape; while certified as a small disadvantaged business and woman-owned small business, it does not anchor its federal footprint to set-aside vehicles—most awards carry no set-aside designation at the task-order level, though the company's two core indefinite delivery contracts both designate the underlying vehicle as a total small business set-aside. Top Gun Resources competes across NAICS 115310 (Support Activities for Forestry) and related equipment-rental categories; the PSC portfolio centers on natural resources conservation and forest-range fire suppression (PSC 7520 and 7610).

Customer concentration is extreme and concentrated. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service accounts for nearly all activity, with Region 6 (Pacific Northwest Region) dominating the portfolio: 577 awards worth $38.6 million combined potential value represent 90% of the total award count and 60% of combined potential value. Region 3 (Southwestern Region), Region 5 (Pacific Southwest Region), Region 4 (Intermountain Region), and national programs at the National Interagency Fire Center make up the remainder. By dollars, the Fire and Aviation Management National Interagency Fire Center ranks second ($8.9 million across 14 awards), reflecting Top Gun Resources' two indefinite delivery contracts anchored to that program.

Top Gun Resources operates from two primary indefinite delivery vehicles, both awarded to the National Interagency Fire Center. The first is a $7.5 million single-award IDC designated as a total small business set-away for off-highway vehicles and disaster-response equipment through September 2025 (now expired); the second is a $250,000 multiple-award IDC for mobile sleeper units awarded in April 2025, running through April 2030 and covering Regions 3, 4, 5, and 6 plus other interagency cooperators. These vehicles anchor most delivery-order activity. The company also sits on two named IDCs under accession numbers 1202RZ22T0112 (201 task orders, $2.4 million) and 12024B25T7023 (6 task orders, $654 thousand), which appear to be Forest Service regional contract vehicles generating a stream of purchase orders and delivery orders for specific equipment classes. On SCI-reported federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold, Top Gun Resources shows $7.7 million invoiced in FY2024 across roughly 5.0 FTEs; government-paid rates ran a median of $715.36/hr, with senior labor pricing through $1,010.66/hr. No subcontractor hours are reported across SCI-reportable primes, indicating Top Gun Resources builds its own delivery teams rather than relying on sub capacity.

Activity has grown substantially year over year from 41 awards in 2022 to 173 in 2023 and 136 in 2024, with 144 awards recorded in 2025; only 5 awards appear in the 2026 source window to date. The portfolio is heavily weighted toward small-value purchase orders and delivery orders—the median award value is far below the combined potential value of $64.3 million, indicating a high-volume, low-per-order model characteristic of emergency-response and incident-support logistics. The company's footprint centers on supplies and equipment for wildland fire suppression: Type 1, Type 3, and Type 4 tents; trailer-mounted and balloon lighting systems; generators; forklifts and utility vehicles; mobile office and sleeper trailers; satellite communications services; golf carts for personnel transport; and ancillary operational support gear. This specialization positions Top Gun Resources as a critical supplier within the federal wildland fire and disaster-response infrastructure, particularly in the Pacific Northwest, where Region 6 activity dominates the award history.