SPENCE INDUSTRIAL/ WILDFIRE LLC

SPENCE INDUSTRIAL/WILDFIRE LLC specializes in critical support services for federal land and resource management, with deep expertise in forestry operations, specialized freight logistics, and vehicle maintenance. The contractor delivers field-based support for wildfire prevention, fuel reduction, and forest health initiatives under NAICS 115310, while simultaneously providing localized heavy-haul trucking for equipment and supplies in remote terrain under NAICS 484220. Their automotive repair capabilities under NAICS 811111 ensure operational readiness of agency fleets, including off-road vehicles, brush trucks, and utility vehicles essential to field missions. They also support personnel mobility through ground transportation services under NAICS 485999, enabling access to isolated work sites. Their technical proficiency lies in mission-critical logistics coordination, equipment maintenance under harsh environmental conditions, and rapid response mobilization—key differentiators in managing dynamic, high-stakes public land operations. The contractor maintains an exclusive, long-standing relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, primarily serving agencies such as the Forest Service and Natural Resources Conservation Service. Their work directly supports national forest management, wildfire suppression logistics, and infrastructure sustainment across western states, indicating a highly specialized, mission-aligned partnership focused on operational continuity in rural and fire-prone regions. Industry focus centers on forestry support services, where they integrate ground transportation, vehicle maintenance, and field logistics into cohesive operational frameworks. Their market positioning is that of a nimble, field-responsive contractor uniquely equipped to sustain federal land management missions in geographically isolated and high-risk environments. Located in Fruitland, Idaho, SPENCE INDUSTRIAL/WILDFIRE LLC operates as a small business entity with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic footprint is strategically aligned with USDA’s western operational zones, enabling rapid deployment and sustained presence in high-demand wildfire and forest management corridors.