7G--WY FY26 FIRE RADIO LIFECYCLE REPLACEMENT
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The National Interagency Fire Center, under the Department of the Interior, has awarded a contract titled WY FY26 FIRE RADIO LIFECYCLE REPLACEMENT with solicitation number 140L3726Q0094, posted on July 1, 2026. The contract, classified under NAICS code 334220 for Radio and Television Broadcasting and Communications Equipment Manufacturing, is intended to replace aging fire radio systems across Wyoming to ensure reliable communication for wildland fire operations. The work is managed from the agency’s office in Boise, Idaho, with Casey Boyd serving as the primary point of contact via email at cmboyd@blm.gov. The contract does not specify a particular set-aside designation, indicating it is open to all eligible vendors, and no specific place of performance has been defined beyond the general scope of Wyoming. The project aims to modernize critical communication infrastructure critical to fire response, ensuring interoperability and enhanced safety for personnel in the field.
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