Wolfe Truck & Equipment Service Inc.

Wolfe Truck & Equipment Service Inc., located in Madras, Oregon, is a for-profit small business registered in SAM.gov since 2005 that provides specialized truck and equipment services to federal agencies, with a primary focus on vehicle maintenance and mechanic support. The company is particularly active in serving the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service, offering critical maintenance and repair services for vehicle fleets used in natural resource management, wildland fire protection, and emergency response missions.

Through its federal contract awards, Wolfe Truck & Equipment Service Inc. has consistently delivered truck and equipment services, vehicle maintenance, and mechanic support primarily to the Forest Service's Pacific Northwest Region (Region 6). The company has been awarded multiple delivery order contracts ranging from $11,900 to $69,750, all structured as firm fixed price contracts without specific set-aside designations. These contracts have been concentrated in locations such as Springfield, Sandy, and Ellensburg, supporting the Forest Service's operational readiness by maintaining vehicles used for wildland fire response, natural resource management, and all-hazard incident response missions. The contracts typically involve unspecified truck and equipment services, ensuring the Forest Service can rapidly deploy and maintain its critical transportation and equipment assets.

Wolfe Truck & Equipment Service Inc. holds two significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service, each with a potential ceiling value of $250,000. These IDCs, awarded under total small business set-asides, are specifically designed for providing mechanic services and support for service/mechanic trucks in Regions 5 and 6. The contracts, which run through June 2028, were issued by the National Interagency Fire Center and are structured to support rapid response capabilities for wildland fire suppression and all-hazard incident response. Under these IDCs, the company has been issued multiple delivery orders ranging from $13,500 to $69,750, demonstrating its capability to provide flexible and responsive mechanical support across different Forest Service operational zones in Oregon, Washington, and potentially New Mexico.