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Contractor Parent Contract # Doi Fire Suppression ALASKA/HAWAII ON CALL SMALL HELICOPTER FIRE AND EMERGENCY TASK ORDER LIST DOI FIRE SUPPRESSION CONTRACTOR PARENT CONTRACT # ORDER # EMERGENCY ORDER # ALASKA R44 ON CALLS BELOW (Effective April 15, 2013) Chena River Aviation D13PC00153 D13PD00836 D13PD00837 Hermens Helicopters, Inc. D13PC00157 D13PD00861 D13PD00864 Pollux Aviation Ltd D13PC00159 D13PD00866 D13PD00867 Quicksilver Air Inc D13PC00160 D13PD00869 D13PD00870 Tanalian Aviation, Inc. D13PC00161 D13PD00871 D13PD00872 ALASKA TURBINE ON CALLS BELOW (Effective June 12, 2015) Aero Tech LLC D15PC00083 D15PD00868 D15PD00865 Brim Aviation D15PC00084 D15PD00866 D15PD00867 Coastal Helicopters, Inc D15PC00085 D15PD00869 D15PD00870 Eagle (dba Kachina) D15PC00086 D15PD00871 D15PD00872 Egli Air Haul, Inc. D15PC00087 D15PD00873 D15PD00874 Era Helicopters, LLC D15PC00088 D15PD00875 D15PD00876 Erickson Helicopters, Inc. D15PC00089 D15PD00877 D15PD00878 Last Frontier Air Ventures, LTD D15PC00096 D15PD00890 D15PD00891 Maritime Helicopters, Inc. D15PC00091 D15PD00882 D15PD00883 Northstar Trekking D15PC00092 D15PD00884 D15PD00885 Pathfinder Aviation Inc D15PC00093 D15PD00886 D15PD00887 Prism (dba Arctic Prism) D15PC00094 D15PD00888 D15PD00889 S.O.F. Air D15PC00095 D15PD00903 D15PD00904 Soloy Helicopters Of Alaska LLC D15PC00090 D15PD00879 D15PD00880 T. Scott Dunn Construction, Inc. (dba Heli-Dunn) D15PC00099 D15PD00896 D15PD00897 Temsco Helicopters Inc D15PC00097 D15PD00892 D15PD00893 Trans Aero D15PC00098 D15PD00894 D15PD00895 ALASKA/HAWAII ON CALL SMALL HELICOPTER FIRE AND EMERGENCY TASK ORDER LIST DOI FIRE SUPPRESSION CONTRACTOR PARENT CONTRACT # ORDER # EMERGENCY ORDER # HAWAII ON CALLS BELOW (Effective March 1, 2013) Airborne Aviation LLC D13PC00070 D13PD00934 D13PD00941 Helicopter Consultants Of Maui, Inc (dba Blue Hawa D13PC00067 D13PD00932 D13PD00940 Jack Harter Helicopters, Inc D13PC00065 D13PD00927 D13PD00936 K & S Helicopters, Inc. D13PC00066 D13PD00928 D13PD00939 Manuiwa Airways (dba Volcano Helicopters) D13PC00063 D13PD00926 D13PD00938 Micronesian Aviation (dba Americopters) D13PC00062 D13PD00925 D13PD00937 Windward Aviation Inc D13PC00069 D13PD00933 D13PD00954 DOI ALASKA AIRCRAFT RENTAL AGREEMENT FIRE SUPPORT CONTRACTOR PARENT CONTRACT # TASK ORDER # Effective May 14, 2015 Alaska Central Express D12PA00201 D15PB00267 Bald Mountain Air Service D12PA00162 D15PB00268 Bering Air D12PA00109 D15PB00269 Corvus Airlines D12PA00116 D15PB00270 Tatonduk Outfitters (dba Everts Air Alaska) D12PA00118 D15PB00271 Frontier Flying Service D12PA00119 D15PB00272 Hageland Aviation Services D12PA00120 D15PB00273 Iliamna Air Taxi D12PA00173 D15PB00274 Warbelows Air Ventures D12PA00200 D15PB00275 Wright Air Service D12PA00159 D15PB00276 Suburban Air Express D12PA00157 D15PB00277 Sourdough Air Service D12PA00132 D15PB00483 DOI LOWER 48 AIRCRAFT RENTAL AGREEMENT FIRE SUPPORT CONTRACTOR PARENT CONTRACT # TASK ORDER # Aberdeen Flying Service (Aberdeen SD) D12PA00062 D15PB00227 Conyan Aviation (Boise ID) D12PA00071 D15PB00228 McCall Aviation (McCall ID) D12PA00247 D15PB00237 Meeker Airport dba:Coulter Aviation (Meeker C D12PA00243 D15PB00229 Owyhee Air Research (Murphy ID) D12PA00066 D15PB00230 Precision Aviaton (Kimberly ID) D12PA00091 D15PB00231 Arrow West (Moab UT) D13PA00018 D15PB00232 SP Aircraft (Boise ID) D12PA00227 D15PB00233 Susanville Aviation (Susanville CA) D12PA00097 D15PB00234 Western Air Express (Boise ID) D12PA00103 D15PB00235 Turbo Air Charter (Boise ID) D13PA00014 D15PB00236 DOI ON CALL SMALL HELICOPTER FIRE SUPPRESSION 5/01/2013 THROUGH 4/30/2017 DOI FIRE SUPPRESSION USDA/FS FIRE CONTRACTOR PARENT CONTRACT # ORDER # SUPPRESSION ORDER # Aero Tech D13PC00096 D13PD00600 D13PD00690 Airwest Helicopters, Inc., CA D13PC00098 D13PD00602 D13PD00692 Aspen Helicopters D13PC00099 D13PD00603 D13PD00693 Brainerd Helicopter, FL D13PC00100 D13PD00604 D13PD00694 Brainerd Helicopter, MN D13PC00101 D13PD00605 D13PD00695 Carisch Helicopters D13PC00102 D13PD00606 D13PD00696 Central Air Service D13PC00103 D13PD00607 D13PD00697 Classic Helicopter Group, LLC D13PC00230 D13PD01299 D13PD01300 Croman Corporation D13PC00105 D13PD00609 D13PD00699 El Aero Services D13PC00106 D13PD00610 D13PD00700 Guardian Helicopters D13PC00108 D13PD00612 D13PD00702 Helicopter Express, Inc. D13PC00109 D13PD00613 D13PD00703 Heli-Dunn D13PC00110 D13PD00614 D13PD00704 Heliqwest International D13PC00111 D13PD00615 D13PD00705 Heloair D13PC00112 D13PD00616 D13PD00706 Henderson Aviation D13PC00113 D13PD00617 D13PD00707 HiLine Helicopters D13PC00114 D13PD00618 D13PD00708 Hillcrest Aircraft Co D13PC00115 D13PD00619 D13PD00709 Hillsboro Aviation D13PC00116 D13PD00620 D13PD00710 HMC Helicopters D13PC00117 D13PD00621 D13PD00711 Homestead Helicopters D13PC00118 D13PD00622 D13PD00712 Idaho Helicopters D13PC00119 D13PD00623 D13PD00713 DOI ON CALL SMALL HELICOPTER FIRE SUPPRESSION 5/01/2013 THROUGH 4/30/2017 DOI FIRE SUPPRESSION USDA/FS FIRE CONTRACTOR PARENT CONTRACT # ORDER # SUPPRESSION ORDER # JBI Helicopter Services D13PC00120 D13PD00624 D13PD00714 JL Aviation D13PC00121 D13PD00625 D13PD00715 J.R. Helicopters D13PC00122 D13PD00626 D13PD00716 Kachemak Bay Flying Service D13PC00123 D13PD00627 D13PD00717 Leading Edge Aviation, ID D13PC00124 D13PD00628 D13PD00718 Leading Edge Aviation, OR D13PC00125 D13PD00629 D13PD00719 Minuteman Aviation D13PC00126 D13PD00630 D13PD00720 Mountain Air Helicopters D13PC00127-A D13PD00631-A D13PD00721-A Mountain Blade Runner, LLC D13PC00128 D13PD00632 D13PD00722 Northwest Helicopters D13PC00129 D13PD00633 D13PD00723 Panhandle Helicopter D13PC00130 D13PD00634 D13PD00724 Papillon Airways D13PC00131 D13PD00635 D13PD00725 PJ Helicopters D13PC00132 D13PD00636 D13PD00726 Production Air Services D13PC00133 D13PD00637 D13PD00727 Redding Air Service D13PC00134 D13PD00638 D13PD00728 Reeder Flying Service D13PC00135 D13PD00639 D13PD00729 Republic Helicopters D13PC00136 D13PD00640 D13PD00730 San Joaquin Helicopters D13PC00138 D13PD00642 D13PD00732 Sinton Helicopters D13PC00139 D13PD00643 D13PD00733 Sky Aviation Corp. D13PC00140 D13PD00644 D13PD00734 Southern Helicopters D13PC00142 D13PD00646 D13PD00736 Summit Helicopters D13PC00143 D13PD00647 D13PD00737 DOI ON CALL SMALL HELICOPTER FIRE SUPPRESSION 5/01/2013 THROUGH 4/30/2017 DOI FIRE SUPPRESSION USDA/FS FIRE CONTRACTOR PARENT CONTRACT # ORDER # SUPPRESSION ORDER # T&M Aviation D13PC00144 D13PD00648 D13PD00738 Timberland Logging D13PC00145 D13PD00649 D13PD00739 Trans Aero Helicopters D13PC00146 D13PD00650 D13PD00740 Upper Limit Aviation D13PC00147 D13PD00651 D13PD00741 NPS ‐ SEARCH AND RESCUE TASK ORDER NUMBERS DOI ON CALL SMALL HELICOPTERS 5/01/2013 THROUGH 4/30/2017 NPS SEARCH AND CONTRACTOR PARENT CONTRACT # RESCUE ORDER # Aero Tech D13PC00096 D13PD00652 Airwest Helicopters, Inc., CA D13PC00098 D13PD00654 Aspen Helicopters D13PC00099 D13PD00655 Brainerd Helicopter, FL D13PC00100 D13PD00656 Brainerd Helicopter, MN D13PC00101 D13PD00657 Carisch Helicopters D13PC00102 D13PD00743 Central Air Service D13PC00103 D13PD00658 Classic Helicopter Group, LLC D13PC00230 D13PD01301 Croman Corporation D13PC00105 D13PD00744 El Aero Services D13PC00106 D13PD00660 Guardian Helicopters D13PC00108 D13PD00661 Helicopter Express, Inc. D13PC00109 D13PD00662 Heli-Dunn D13PC00110 D13PD00746 Heliqwest International D13PC00111 D13PD00663 Heloair D13PC00112 D13PD00664 Henderson Aviation D13PC00113 D13PD00665 HiLine Helicopters D13PC00114 D13PD00666 Hillcrest Aircraft Co D13PC00115 D13PD00667 Hillsboro Aviation D13PC00116 D13PD00668 HMC Helicopters D13PC00117 D13PD00669 Homestead Helicopters D13PC00118 D13PD00670 NPS ‐ SEARCH AND RESCUE TASK ORDER NUMBERS DOI ON CALL SMALL HELICOPTERS 5/01/2013 THROUGH 4/30/2017 NPS SEARCH AND CONTRACTOR PARENT CONTRACT # RESCUE ORDER # Idaho Helicopters D13PC00119 D13PD00671 JBI Helicopter Services D13PC00120 D13PD00672 JL Aviation D13PC00121 D13PD00673 J.R. Helicopters D13PC00122 D13PD00747 Kachemak Bay Flying Service D13PC00123 D13PD00748 Leading Edge Aviation, ID D13PC00124 D13PD00674 Leading Edge Aviation, WA D13PC00125 D13PD00675 Minuteman Aviation D13PC00126 D13PD00676 Mountain Air Helicopters D13PC00127-A D13PD00677-A Mountain Blade Runner, LLC D13PC00128 D13PD00749 Northwest Helicopters D13PC00129 D13PD00678 Panhandle Helicopter D13PC00130 D13PD00679 Papillon Airways D13PC00131 D13PD00680 PJ Helicopters D13PC00132 D13PD00681 Production Air Services D13PC00133 D13PD00682 Redding Air Service D13PC00134 D13PD00683 Reeder Flying Service D13PC00135 D13PD00684 Republic Helicopters D13PC00136 D13PD00685 San Joaquin Helicopters D13PC00138 D13PD00687 Sinton Helicopters D13PC00139 D13PD00688 Sky Aviation Corp. 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