Treasure Valley Fire LLC

Treasure Valley Fire LLC, doing business as Treasure Valley Fire, is a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Fruitland, Idaho, providing wildland fire suppression equipment rental, heavy equipment operation, mechanic services, and rapid-deployment emergency response personnel exclusively to federal forest and land management agencies as a prime contractor. The company operates entirely within the Virtual Incident Procurement system managed by the National Interagency Fire Center and competes under total small business set-asides across its entire federal footprint.

Treasure Valley Fire's capability portfolio centers on seasonal wildland fire resource mobilization. The company supplies water handling equipment including fire engines (Types 3–6), water tenders (Types 1–3), and tactical water tenders; heavy equipment such as dozers, excavators, feller bunchers, mulchers, road graders, and skidders; mechanic services with service trucks; and potable and gray water trucks with trailer-mounted handwashing stations. Representative task orders include a $191,020 delivery order from the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Region 6 Pacific Northwest Region on July 31, 2026, for wildland fire suppression equipment and emergency response services with performance in Wenatchee, Washington; a $146,842 delivery order from Forest Service Region 2 Rocky Mountain Region on July 30, 2026, for fire suppression equipment and personnel in Durango, Colorado; and multiple smaller orders in June 2026 from the Forest Service Idaho Region totaling approximately $220,000 for Type 3 and Type 6 fire engines and water tenders. All work is executed as prime effort; the company does not subcontract.

Customer concentration is heavily concentrated within the Department of Agriculture Forest Service. The National Interagency Fire Center accounts for 21 awards ($7.8 million combined potential value), anchoring the vendor's federal footprint. Forest Service Region 6 Pacific Northwest Region places 13 awards ($957 thousand), with Regions 2, 4, and others providing additional regional task orders. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region contributes 9 awards ($216 thousand). Across the top five customer entities, 83% of awards and 93% of combined potential value are concentrated, reflecting the vendor's specialization in USDA Forest Service and interior wildland fire operations.

Treasure Valley Fire holds 21 active Indefinite Delivery Contracts issued by the National Interagency Fire Center between May 2025 and August 2026, each carrying a $250,000 ceiling and performance periods extending through 2029–2031. These IDCs span multiple Forest Service geographic zones covering water handling equipment, heavy equipment, mechanic services, and support vehicles across East Zone Regions 1, 2, 4, and 9; West Zone Regions 5 and 6; and Regions 3 and 8. The top parent vehicle, IDC 1202SB25T7694, has generated 21 task orders ($1.4 million combined potential value) representing the vendor's largest active vehicle. Four additional IDCs (1202SB25T7278, 1204H125T7473, 1204H126T7362, 1204H125T7102) carry between three and four task orders each, ranging from $129 thousand to $555 thousand in combined potential value. Rates are structured for up to 16-hour daily shifts during fire season under firm fixed-price terms.

Recent activity demonstrates sustained demand. The vendor received 34 awards in 2025 and 36 in 2026, indicating stable seasonal ordering patterns aligned with wildland fire incident response cycles. Combined potential value across all 70 recent awards totals $10.9 million, with $3.1 million obligated to date. All work is classified under NAICS 238990 (Support Activities for Forestry) or PSC S206 (Natural Resources/Conservation—Forest-Range Fire Suppression/Presuppression). The vendor operates with no parent contracts on government-wide vehicles such as GWACs or agency-wide IDIQs; its entire federal footprint routes through direct VIPR IDCs and regional Forest Service task orders.