Armstrong Surveying, Inc.

Armstrong Surveying, Inc., doing business as Armstrong Surveying & Engineering Inc., provides cadastral surveying and federal land boundary services to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service as a prime contractor under small business set-asides, operating exclusively without subcontractors across the Pacific Northwest and northern California.

Armstrong is a small business headquartered in Prineville, Oregon, specializing in boundary survey, corner rehabilitation, corner searches, dependent resurveys, and legal description reviews under primary NAICS 541511 (Surveying and Mapping Services) and PSC L406 (Land Surveys—Cadastral, Non-Construction). The vendor competes predominantly under small business set-asides, with recent task orders split between Total Small Business and full-and-open designations. Across its recent federal award footprint, Armstrong holds a 100% prime position—no subcontract work appears in the source data.

Customer concentration is singular. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region (Region 6) accounts for 89% of recent awards (41 awards, $32.3 million combined potential value) and 96% of combined potential value across all four distinct customer agencies served. The remaining three customers—the Department of Agriculture Forest Service (separate USDA office), the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 1, and the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission—carry minimal volume and dollar share.

Armstrong holds a $25 million, Total Small Business multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with USDA Forest Service R6 (May 2024 through May 2029) that anchors current work. The contract covers property boundary surveying and marking services across national forests in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and California. Since the May 2024 award, Armstrong has received six firm fixed-price delivery orders under this IDIQ: Grandview Fire Boundary Survey ($38,485 in May 2024), Grandview Corner Rehabilitation ($30,200 in August 2024), Bootleg A1 Corner Task Order ($97,255 in September 2024), Cotton Cougar Cadastral ($45,954 in September 2024), Ski Hill Cadastral Boundary Survey ($37,604 in July 2025), and Annie Creek Cadastral Survey ($104,590 in May 2026). Recent 2026 awards include Black Canyon Rail Ridge Bar Cadastral ($147,800 in June 2026), Lower Bridge Cadastral Survey ($86,750 in September 2026), and Sycan Cadastral ($147,050 in October 2026), all for boundary restoration and marking work on specific national forest projects. Armstrong also holds four older Forest Service R6 IDIQs from the 2004–2029 period with combined ceiling value of approximately $250 thousand, against which 11 additional task orders have been placed. Place of performance spans multiple Oregon locations including Prineville, Lakeview, Paulina, Sisters, and Madras, with work extending into Washington, Idaho, and California national forests.

Activity has been modest and episodic—one award in 2023, five in 2024, one in 2025, and four in 2026—with only four awards (combined potential value $486 thousand) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. Armstrong's competitive footprint is geographically and customer-concentrated on Region 6 Forest Service land boundary work, with minimal exposure to other federal agencies or contract vehicles.

Land Surveying