RIVERSIDE BOOT & SADDLE

Riverside Boot & Saddle specializes in the custom manufacturing and modification of heavy-duty truck trailers and motor vehicle bodies for federal operational fleets. Their core capabilities include designing and fabricating flatbed trailers with tandem axles, installing recessed gooseneck hitches, retrofitting pickup trucks with reinforced utility decks, and constructing enclosed UTV trailers compliant with rugged terrain demands. The contractor demonstrates deep expertise in steel fabrication, load-angle engineering, bi-fold gate systems, and trailer stabilization mechanisms, with a focus on mission-critical applications for forestry, fire response, and mineral resource management. Their ability to integrate trade-in asset valuation into procurement workflows and deliver precision-engineered modifications on tight timelines sets them apart in niche government mobility support markets. The company maintains a consistent, long-standing relationship with the Department of Agriculture, delivering specialized vehicle modifications across national forest districts including Sawtooth, Caribou-Targhee, and Bearooth. Work typically involves equipping field units with durable, off-road-capable trailers and chassis modifications tailored to fuel management, equipment transport, and wildfire response operations. Their engagement pattern reflects repeat, mission-aligned procurements rather than one-off transactions, indicating trusted operational partnership. Their primary industry focus lies in NAICS 336212 (Truck Trailer Manufacturing) and 336211 (Motor Vehicle Body Manufacturing), where they operate as a boutique fabricator serving federal land management and resource protection agencies. They specialize in non-standard, low-volume, high-utility vehicle systems that require customization beyond commercial off-the-shelf offerings, positioning them as a responsive supplier for specialized federal mobility needs. Riverside Boot & Saddle is a small business structured as a 2J entity, headquartered in Blackfoot, Idaho. While no formal government certifications are listed, their consistent delivery of technically complex, agency-specific modifications demonstrates proven reliability in the federal supply chain. Their geographic proximity to key USDA field operations enhances responsiveness and logistical efficiency in remote western states.