Opportunities with Fire-Fighting Contracts (VIPR)
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- 17. Who Issued the Solicitations? Equipment Agency Area Solicited For: CO CO Location Contact Info Support/ Tactical Water Tender FS Great Basin Sue Huston FS-R4 801-625-5811 [email_address] Heavy Equipment/ Transport BLM Great Basin Janice Haener BLM-Idaho 208-373-3911 [email_address] Engine FS Great Basin Sue Huston FS-R4 801-625-5811 [email_address] Fallers FS Rocky Mtn/Great Basin Sue Huston FS-R4 801-625-5811 [email_address]
- 18. Who Issued the Solicitations? Equipment Agency Area Solicited For: CO CO Location Contact Info Tent/Canopy FS Rocky Mtn/Great Basin Kim Luft FS-R2 303-275-5405 [email_address] Refrigerated Truck/Trailer FS Nation-wide Leif Shjeflo FS-R6 541-419-2675 [email_address] Mechanic w/Service Truck FS Rocky Mtn/Great Basin Kim Luft FS-R2 303-275-5405 [email_address] Clerical Support Unit FS Rocky Mtn/Great Basin Sue Huston FS-R4 801-975-3471 [email_address] GIS Units FS Nation-Wide Shane LaValley FS-Northwest 406-329-3680 [email_address]
- 19. Who Issued the Solicitations? Equipment Agency Area Solicited For: CO CO Location Contact Info Potable/Gray Water & Trailer Mounted Hand Wash Station FS Rocky Mtn/Great Basin Judy Martin FS-R4 208-557-5841 [email_address] Portable Toilets/Portable Hand Wash Stations FS Rocky Mtn/Great Basin Kim Luft FS-R2 303-275-5405 [email_address] Communications Trailer FS Nation-Wide Deb Strickland FS-R10 907-586-7902 [email_address] Crew Carrier Buses FS Nation-Wide Melinda Draper FS-WO 208-387-5610 [email_address] Fuel Tenders FS Rocky Mtn/Great Basin Kim Luft FS-R2 303-275-5405 [email_address]
- 20. Who Issued the Solicitations? Equipment Agency Area Solicited For: CO CO Location Contact Info Helicopter Support Trailer FS Rocky Mtn/Great Basin Sue Huston FS-R4 801-975-3471 [email_address] Weed Washing Unit FS Rocky Mtn/Great Basin Sue Huston FS-R4 801-975-3471 [email_address] Skidgens/Skidders/Pumper Cats FS Rocky Mtn/Great Basin Kim Luft FS-R2 303-275-5405 [email_address]