X Field Services LLC

X Field Services LLC, a women-owned small business and HUBZone-certified firm headquartered in Craig, Colorado, provides road construction, maintenance, and infrastructure repair services to federal land management agencies as a prime contractor on indefinite delivery contracts and purchase orders. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation certified as a self-certified small disadvantaged business and competes predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides — all 115 awards in the source are prime contracts issued to X Field Services LLC, with zero sub-award activity.

Customer concentration is acute and mission-aligned. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Colorado Region dominates the portfolio at 102 awards (89% of award count) with $12.2 million combined potential value, but the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Rocky Mountain Region (R2) has anchored recent growth with six awards carrying $70.2 million in combined potential value — roughly 85% of the vendor's total potential value. The remaining awards scatter across the BLM Wyoming Region (three awards, $121 thousand), BLM Utah Region (one award, $21 thousand), and National Park Service and Fish and Wildlife Service holdings (each representing less than 1% of total value). The divergence between the two rankings signals a shift: BLM Colorado remains the high-volume customer, but Forest Service R2 is now the dollar driver.

X Field Services LLC holds four active indefinite delivery contracts with the BLM Colorado Region and two new IDCs with the Forest Service Region 2. The most recent awards are a $50 million multiple-award task order contract (MATOC) with Forest Service Region 2 for road and bridge construction across Colorado, Nebraska, South Dakota, Kansas, and Wyoming (awarded July 14, 2025, completing July 13, 2030), and a $20 million single-award IDC with Forest Service Region 2 for road maintenance and forest support services in the same four-state region (awarded July 1, 2025, completing June 30, 2030). The BLM IDCs include a $599,997 single-award contract for Colorado Little Snake Field Office roads and construction (April 27, 2023, completing April 12, 2026), a $399,998 single-award contract for Western Region Field Office roads and construction (April 27, 2023, completing April 12, 2026), and a $199,999 single-award contract for Kremmling Field Office roads and construction (April 27, 2023, completing April 12, 2026). Individual delivery orders under these vehicles range from $5,000 to $130,000 in value and cover road reconstruction, parking area improvements, culvert work, sign installation, erosion control, material hauling, and site amenities such as recreation facilities and vault toilet installation or demolition.

Recent concrete work includes a $359,935 definitive contract for Sand Wash recreation site infrastructure improvements in Maybell and Craig, Colorado (awarded July 16, 2025), a $162,318 definitive contract for water system improvements at Jones Hole National Fish Hatchery in Vernal, Utah (awarded September 7, 2022, through Fish and Wildlife Service), a $185,338 purchase order for Gunnison Gorge Recreation Site improvements in Delta, Colorado (awarded January 17, 2022), a $129,825 delivery order for Hohn Holz Lakes Road work in Kremmling, Colorado (awarded September 21, 2025), and a $87,629 delivery order for 2025 Little Snake Field Office roads in Craig, Colorado (awarded September 22, 2025). The portfolio spans highway, street, and bridge construction (NAICS 237310) as the primary categorization, with secondary work in other heavy and civil engineering construction (NAICS 237990) and specialty trade contracting (NAICS 238990). Work is performed across central and western Colorado and the Rocky Mountain region, with administrative and field operations centered in Craig, Colorado.

Activity has declined significantly from the 2022 peak of seventeen awards to just two awards in the first half of 2026. The four awards completing within the next twenty-four months carry only $270 thousand in combined potential value, presenting minimal recompete exposure in the near term but also signaling completion of older BLM contracts. The two Forest Service Region 2 IDCs awarded in July 2025 represent the vendor's largest single-vehicle ceiling values and constitute a strategic shift from BLM Colorado's smaller-order model toward a larger, multi-state infrastructure portfolio with the Forest Service. Over fifty percent of the vendor's total potential value is now anchored to Forest Service R2, a concentration that creates both opportunity for sustained task order flow against large vehicles and execution risk if performance against those vehicles falters or competes poorly against other Forest Service contractors.

Provides construction, demolition, trucking and salvage services for federal and state agencies.