3B's Forestry, Incorporated

3B's Forestry, Incorporated, doing business as 3 B'S Forestry, is a small disadvantaged, Hispanic American-owned forestry contractor based in Medford, Oregon that delivers manual hazardous fuel reduction, vegetation management, timber stand improvement, and wildland firefighting support services exclusively as a prime contractor to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and National Interagency Fire Center across western federal lands. The vendor competes across both total small business set-aside and full-and-open delivery orders; total small business set-asides anchor roughly half the recent delivery order volume.

3B's Forestry holds a diversified portfolio of indefinite delivery contracts anchored by two marquee IDIQs: a $110 million BLM Southwest Oregon Manual Hazardous Fuel Reduction IDIQ (multiple award, no set-aside, through September 2027) and a $145 million BLM Central Oregon Manual Hazardous Fuel Reduction IDIQ (multiple award, no set-aside, through September 2027), alongside $140 million in East Oregon fuels reduction capacity and a $49.999 million Forest Service Region 3 Fuels and Vegetation Management IDIQ (single award, total small business set-aside, through April 2031). The vendor also holds National Interagency Fire Center equipment contracts for water handling and chipper services—a $500,000 water handling IDIQ for Region 6 (total small business set-aside, through May 2030), $500,000 and $250,000 chipper IDIQs for Regions 5 and 6 combined (total small business set-asides, through May 2029), and a $250,000 legacy water handling IDIQ for west-zone regions (through June 2025). A separate $18.75 million Forest Service R1/R4 Timber Stand Improvement and Hand Fuels Treatments IDIQ (single award, total small business set-aside, through September 2027) drives delivery order activity across Montana, Idaho, Utah, and Wyoming. Recent representative delivery orders include $741,441.84 for hand thinning at Salmon River Ranger District, Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests under R1/R4 IDIQ (September 2026, total small business set-aside); $262,304.84 for Fisher Juniper treatment in Lakeview, Oregon under Central Oregon IDIQ (August 2026, no set-aside); and $1.223 million for Fishlake National Forest hand thinning, lopping, and scattering in Fillmore, Utah (September 2023, no set-aside).

Customer concentration by potential value is dominated by BLM National Office IDIQs and frameworks, which account for $531 million (82% of the vendor's combined $649 million portfolio), followed distantly by Forest Service Region 3 ($50.2 million) and Forest Service Region 1 ($26.6 million). Award-count concentration tells a different story: the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission appears as the top count customer with 130 awards, though that volume reflects administrative or reclassified records rather than operational fuels-reduction work; actual operational federal land-management customers are led by Forest Service R6-Pacific Northwest (84 awards, $6.7 million), Forest Service R1-Northern (25 awards, $26.6 million), and BLM Idaho Region (21 awards, $2.9 million). The split between the two rankings reveals that BLM's national-office IDIQs and frameworks carry most of the contract value despite lower individual award counts, while regional Forest Service offices place many smaller delivery orders.

Activity has contracted sharply. The vendor averaged 40 awards annually in 2022, declining to 14 in 2023, 10 in 2024, and 4 in 2025, with 13 awards so far in 2026. Combined potential value across the 606 prime awards is $649 million, but only $43.1 million (7%) has been obligated to date, indicating the portfolio is dominated by uncalled IDIQ ceilings rather than active delivery-order burn. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is modest: 14 awards (combined potential value $2.2 million) reach ultimate completion before September 2027, creating near-term recompete risk primarily on smaller regional delivery orders and the legacy $250,000 water handling IDIQ (expires June 2025).

SCI-reportable service-contract invoicing in the source dataset is minimal and outdated—$247 thousand across FY2023 only, with zero invoicing reported in FY2024 and FY2025—suggesting that 3B's Forestry's recent federal work either falls below the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold (as most individual delivery orders do) or is goods-based and non-reportable under SCI. The FY2023 SCI footprint shows 4.0 FTEs over contract-level records, but the absence of FY2024–FY2025 SCI data means the current workforce scale for federal services delivery is not captured in this dataset; the vendor's actual federal services FTE footprint is almost certainly much larger than the SCI snapshot suggests. Hourly rates on the small SCI-reportable prime base ran from $10.13/hr at the tenth percentile to a median of $50.63/hr and $91.13/hr at the ninety percentile, indicating a mix of manual labor and supervisory/technical roles. The vendor performs zero subcontract hours across SCI-reportable prime contracts.

3B's Forestry operates as a 100% prime contractor with no sub-award activity in the source record, meaning the vendor builds its own in-house delivery teams and does not feed work to other federal contractors. The company's capability footprint is narrowly specialized: manual hazardous fuel reduction, hand thinning, lopping and scattering, timber stand improvement, prescribed burning, reforestation, water-handling equipment provision for wildfire suppression, and chipper equipment provision for incident support—all grounded in western forest health and wildfire risk mitigation on public lands. The vendor has no recorded activity in other federal mission areas, making it a pure-play forestry and fuels-reduction prime with strong position on BLM and Forest Service regional IDIQ vehicles across the Pacific Northwest, Intermountain, and Southwestern regions.