Indefinite Delivery Contract 127EAV26D0042

The R3 Fuels and Vegetation Management Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a single-award, total small business set-aside vehicle issued by the U.S. Forest Service, Region 3 (Southwestern Region), to OC Forestry, Incorporated, a Hispanic American-owned, small disadvantaged business certified under the Small Business Administration's 8(a) Business Development Program. The contract carries a ceiling value of $49,999,999 and extends through April 12, 2031, with an award date of April 13, 2026. OC Forestry will deliver comprehensive fuels treatment, wildfire hazard reduction, and related vegetation management services across federal lands within Region 3's jurisdiction. The services encompass hazardous fuels reduction through manual and mechanical means, vegetation management including thinning and brush removal, tree planting and reforestation, timber stand improvement, prescribed burning, slash treatment, site preparation, and forest health restoration activities designed to mitigate wildfire risk and promote sustainable land management on national forests and grasslands.

As a master IDIQ contract vehicle, this agreement establishes an indefinite quantity framework under which the Forest Service will issue delivery orders and task orders on an as-needed basis to accomplish Region 3's fuels and vegetation management objectives. OC Forestry's extensive experience delivering specialized forestry services across multiple Forest Service regions and the Bureau of Land Management, combined with its successful performance history managing over 200 prior federal contract actions totaling several hundred million dollars, positions the contractor to efficiently execute complex, large-scale hazardous fuels reduction and forest health projects. The contract structure allows the agency to procure services flexibly while maintaining cost certainty through the established ceiling value, supporting the Forest Service's broader mission of reducing wildfire hazards and restoring forest health across the southwestern United States.