Indefinite Delivery Contract 127EAV26D0043

The R3 Fuels and Vegetation Management Indefinite Delivery Contract is a single-award, small business set-aside contract issued by the U.S. Forest Service's Southwestern Region (Region 3) to Superior AJ Forestry, LLC, a woman-owned, small disadvantaged, Hispanic American-owned forestry services firm based in Central Point, Oregon. The contract was awarded on April 13, 2026, with a ceiling value of $49,999,999 and an ultimate completion date of April 12, 2031. As a Multiple Award Service contract, the indefinite delivery vehicle authorizes the Forest Service to issue task orders for fuels treatment, wildfire hazard reduction, and related vegetation management services across federal lands in the southwestern region. The contract functions as a mechanism to procure comprehensive forestry and land management services on an as-needed basis, enabling the Forest Service to address hazardous fuel conditions and forest health objectives through scheduled delivery orders.

Superior AJ Forestry's substantial federal contracting experience and extensive portfolio of existing indefinite delivery vehicles—valued at over $470 million in aggregate ceiling value across multiple Forest Service regions and Bureau of Land Management offices—positions the company to execute the scope of work effectively. The contractor's service offerings under this and related contracts include manual hazardous fuels reduction, hand thinning and pruning, juniper cutting and hand piling, brush clearing, vegetation management, tree planting, post-fire reforestation, and silvicultural treatments. As the sole awardee under this small business set-aside structure, Superior AJ Forestry will receive task orders from the Forest Service Southwestern Region to conduct these forestry operations on Region 3 national forests and grasslands, with individual delivery orders historically ranging from approximately $2,500 to over $1.1 million. The contract supports the Forest Service's strategic objectives in wildfire risk reduction and forest health improvement across southwestern public lands.