Dobrec JR Victor A

Dobrec JR Victor A is a sole proprietorship based in Willow Creek, California, that provides vehicle and driver services and land rental support to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service and the National Interagency Fire Center for wildland fire suppression and emergency response operations. The vendor holds multiple SBA socioeconomic designations — Indian Economic Enterprise, Native American Owned, Minority Owned Business, Veteran Owned Business, and Self Certified Small Disadvantaged Business — and operates entirely as a prime contractor on total small business set-aside vehicles.

The vendor's footprint is concentrated exclusively within the Department of Agriculture. The National Interagency Fire Center accounts for six awards worth $1 million in combined potential value, while the Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region (Region 5) anchors fourteen awards totaling $572 thousand. The Fire and Aviation Management directorate rounds out the customer set with seven additional awards worth $204 thousand combined. All twenty-nine awards in the source are prime contracts; no subcontract work appears.

Dobrec JR Victor A holds three primary vehicle positions under the Virtual Incident Procurement (VIPR) system. Two Indefinite Delivery Contracts — each valued at $250 thousand and extending through 2028 and 2031 respectively — authorize vehicle and driver services across Forest Service Regions 5 and 6 (West Zone), covering pickup trucks, stakeside trucks, passenger vans, and sport utility vehicles with drivers for fire suppression and all-hazard response. Historically, delivery orders under these IDCs range from $12 thousand to $139 thousand and support emergency incident deployment across California and western states. The vendor also executes task orders against two Forest Service Blanket Purchase Agreements for land rental and facility-use services supporting fire operations, with nine and three task orders respectively.

The vendor's award portfolio spans fifteen years of activity with the Forest Service, dating to 2011, though recent awards cluster in 2022, 2024, and 2026 (three awards in the current year). Combined potential value across all twenty-nine awards totals $1.8 million, with $523 thousand obligated to date (28% utilization). Award volume has remained sparse and episodic — one or two awards per year in recent years — typical of on-call emergency response contracting where orders spike around fire seasons. The vendor operates at a small, tactical scale, filling rapid-deployment vehicle and land-access needs in wildland fire operations where incident procurement speed and small business set-aside compliance matter more than scale.