JRW Alliance LLC

JRW Alliance LLC, a woman-owned small business and self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, supplies off-highway vehicles, satellite telecommunications services, and incident response support to the USDA Forest Service as a prime contractor across multiple regional Forest Service offices and the National Interagency Fire Center. The company competes predominantly under small business set-asides, with 100% of its recent federal prime awards falling into that category, though individual delivery orders and purchase orders frequently carry no set-aside designation at the task-order level while sitting beneath small-business-reserved parent vehicles.

JRW Alliance's customer footprint is hyperconcentrated in Forest Service regional operations. The top five Forest Service customers account for 97% of recent awards, split between the Southwestern Region (Region 3) with 25 awards valued at $868 thousand combined potential value, the Rocky Mountain Region (Region 2) with 24 awards valued at $823 thousand, the National Interagency Fire Center with 4 awards valued at $7.8 million, the Intermountain Region (Region 4) with 3 awards valued at $81 thousand, and the Southern Region (Region 8) with 2 awards valued at $51 thousand. Dollar concentration is heavily skewed toward the National Interagency Fire Center's IDC awards; regional offices issue numerous small delivery orders and purchase orders in the $6,500 to $35,000 range, while the fire center houses larger indefinite-delivery contract vehicles that anchor the portfolio's dollar value.

JRW Alliance holds two primary parent vehicles. The Incident Blanket Purchase Agreement for OHVs (1202RZ23T0001), a $7.5 million multiple-award small-business-reserved indefinite delivery contract awarded by the Forest Service on October 5, 2022, with ultimate completion December 31, 2026, has generated 41 task orders valued at $805 thousand combined potential value. Under this vehicle, JRW Alliance delivers all-terrain vehicles, utility terrain vehicles, multipurpose off-highway vehicles, labor, construction services, and incident response support to regional Forest Service offices across Regions 2, 3, and 4, with individual orders typically ranging from $6,500 to $33,000. A second indefinite delivery contract, the VIPR I-BPA for Off-Highway Vehicles (awarded August 14, 2026, by the National Interagency Fire Center with a $250 thousand ceiling and ultimate completion date August 14, 2031), also sits under total small business set-aside and carries a similar operational scope.

Recent activity has accelerated sharply. Awards per year grew from 6 in 2022 to 11 in 2023, 13 in 2024, moderated to 8 in 2025, then spiked to 20 in 2026. The combined potential value across all 60 prime awards reaches $9.6 million, with $1.9 million obligated across all awards (20% of combined potential value). The portfolio's NAICS and PSC concentration reinforces the vehicle-rental and forestry-support focus: 48 of 60 awards fall under NAICS 532111 (Truck, Utility Trailer, and RV Rental and Leasing), 42 awards carry PSC code R429 (Lease or Rental of Equipment—Ground Effect Vehicles, Motor Vehicles, Trailers, and Cycles), and 8 awards fall under natural-resources forest-fire-suppression work. Five awards for satellite telecommunications services (PSC G288 / NAICS 517410) represent a secondary capability line, delivering satellite services to Forest Service regions for fire operations and incident response in locations including the Alexander Mountain area of Colorado, the Helene storm damage response in Tennessee, and the Cherokee National Forest in Tennessee.

Place of performance spans Forest Service regional footprints across the Southwest, Rocky Mountain, and Southeast: Alamogordo and Albuquerque, New Mexico; Delta and Pueblo, Colorado; Price and Moab, Utah; Laramie and Sheridan, Wyoming; and locations in Tennessee and Arizona. The company operates as a prime contractor with no documented subcontractor engagement across recent awards. All work is structured as firm fixed-price delivery orders and purchase orders issued under small-business-set-aside parent contracts. Representative recent task orders include a $199,680 purchase order for utility terrain vehicles from Forest Service Region 2 (July 2, 2026), a $79,277 purchase order for utility terrain vehicles for the Middle Mesa site in Taos, New Mexico from Region 3 (August 4, 2025), and a $104,620 purchase order for multiple utility terrain vehicles from Region 3 (June 17, 2025). The $7.8 million concentration under the National Interagency Fire Center IDC (4 awards) represents strategic access to fire-center ordering authority; the remaining $1.8 million is distributed across regional Forest Service offices in small increments, reflecting fragmented task-order issuance aligned with incident response cycles and operational needs.

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