Allen Kurta

Allen Kurta is a sole proprietorship registered to receive federal contract awards since April 6, 2005. Specializing in bat-related ecological services, Kurta provides expert bat surveys, monitoring, and environmental assessments primarily for the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service's Eastern Region (R9). As a sole proprietor, Allen Kurta likely represents an individual researcher or specialist with extensive knowledge in bat ecology and conservation. The business is classified as a for-profit organization and has consistently secured federal contracts for specialized environmental services.

Over the past several years, Allen Kurta has been awarded multiple prime federal contracts by the U.S. Forest Service's Eastern Region, all focusing on bat mine surveys and related environmental monitoring services. These contracts, typically structured as firm fixed-price purchase orders, have ranged in value from approximately $4,800 to $5,500. The work has been primarily conducted in national forest areas, such as the Ottawa National Forest, and locations like Trout Creek, Michigan. Specific services provided include surveying and monitoring bat populations and habitats, particularly in abandoned mines and other relevant sites within the national forests managed by the Eastern Region. These contracts have been awarded through open competition without any set-aside designations, indicating that Allen Kurta competes successfully in the open market for these specialized ecological services. The consistency of contract awards suggests that Kurta has established a reputation for reliable and high-quality bat survey and monitoring work within the federal contracting ecosystem.