BOISE MOBILE EQUIPMENT, INC.

Boise Mobile Equipment, Inc. specializes in the custom manufacturing and modification of specialized vehicle bodies and chassis systems for federal operational use, with deep expertise in motor vehicle body manufacturing for rugged, mission-critical environments. The company fabricates and installs engineered vehicle bodies—including Class 669 utility platforms and 10-person crew carriers—on government-furnished chassis, adhering to precise agency specifications for durability, safety, and field operability. Their technical proficiency extends to integrating fire engine bodies on 4x4 platforms, modifying delivery schedules to meet evolving field demands, and ensuring compliance with federal vehicle standards. Their work supports mobile workforce deployment in remote and high-risk terrains, emphasizing adaptability, precision fabrication, and timely modification of existing platforms. The contractor maintains a strong, recurring relationship with the Department of the Interior, particularly the Bureau of Land Management and other land management divisions, delivering mission-specific vehicle solutions for patrol, firefighting, and field operations. They also support the Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service with custom fire apparatus installations, demonstrating consistent alignment with natural resource management agencies requiring rugged, off-road capable vehicles. Their primary industry focus is on NAICS 336211, motor vehicle body manufacturing, where they serve as a niche provider of tailored vehicle conversions for government fleets rather than mass production. This positions them as a specialized supplier for agencies needing non-standard, high-reliability vehicle configurations beyond commercial off-the-shelf offerings. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Boise, Idaho, Boise Mobile Equipment, Inc. operates with a focused, regionally anchored presence, serving federal customers nationwide through responsive, hands-on manufacturing and modification services. The company holds no formal government certifications but maintains operational credibility through consistent delivery of mission-critical vehicle systems under strict federal specifications.