Oregon-Washington Region

The Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Oregon-Washington is the civilian sub-agency that manages federal land and resources across Oregon and Washington, procuring services and supplies for land management, facility operations, recreation, and environmental stewardship across its regional districts.

The Oregon-Washington BLM operates a substantial contract portfolio spanning 11,784 awards since 2000, with 260 awards in 2023, 283 in 2024, 319 in 2025, 312 in 2026, and 5 recorded so far in 2027. Combined potential value across the portfolio is $947.5 million, with $902.9 million obligated. The competitive landscape is highly fragmented. Over the last five years, Umpqua Valley Forestry, Inc. leads by award count with 36 awards worth $3 million combined potential value, followed by Ponderosa Timberland, Inc. with 22 awards valued at $12.2 million. The top five contractors hold only 7 percent of recent awards and 4 percent of combined potential value. The agency works with 2,863 distinct prime contractors across its portfolio history. About half of all awards—51 percent—carry no set-aside designation, while 46 percent are small-business set-asides; 2 percent are 8(a) sole source, with the remainder distributed across SDVOSB, HUBZone, emerging small business, woman-owned small business, and other categories at under 1 percent each.

Grant activity is substantially smaller. The Oregon-Washington BLM has awarded 953 grants since 2010, obligating $163.6 million in federal dollars and $182.8 million in combined federal and non-federal share. Recent activity shows 109 awards in 2022, 80 in 2023, 102 in 2024, 41 in 2025, and 1 award in 2026. Grant recipients are moderately concentrated: the top five hold 30 percent of recent awards by count and 11 percent of federal dollars obligated. National Experienced Workforce Solutions, Inc. dominates by award count with 52 awards worth $5.4 million federal dollars, while Oregon State University leads by federal dollars with 9 awards worth $5.8 million. The agency has funded 228 distinct recipients across portfolio history. Nearly all grants—951 awards—are structured as Cooperative Agreements, with only 2 Project Grants.

Current contract opportunities reflect routine land and facility maintenance work. Representative recent solicitations include HVAC Repair JV Resource Jordan Valley (Total Small Business set-aside, due October 23, 2026), NHOTIC AV System Replacement (Total Small Business, due November 13, 2026), AREMP and Water Sample Analysis (Total Small Business, due October 21, 2026), and RDO Tioga Bridge Rehabilitation (no set-aside, due October 14, 2026). Most posted opportunities target small business set-asides and involve equipment procurement, facility maintenance, environmental remediation, and infrastructure work across the Burns, Medford, Roseburg, Lakeview, and other BLM districts in the region.