Biometrics Forestry Services, LLC

Biometrics Forestry Services, LLC, a small for-profit limited liability company based in Eugene, Oregon, provides forest inventory analysis, timber stand examinations, stocking surveys, tree climbing, seed collection, and wildlife surveys to the USDA Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management as a prime contractor (100% of awards) across predominantly Total Small Business set-aside vehicles.

The vendor's customer base concentrates heavily on two federal land-management agencies. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service and the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management together account for 88% of award count and 97% of potential value. Within USDA Forest Service, the Pacific Northwest Region (R6) anchors volume with 76 awards ($10.2 million combined potential value), while the Washington Office Acquisitions function controls the dollar pool through a single $50 million Land Management Integrated Resources (LMIR) single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement running through March 2033. The Bureau of Land Management Oregon-Washington Region placed 43 awards worth $12.1 million combined potential value, positioning BLM as the second-largest customer by both count and dollars. The gap between these two—USFS's dominance in award count but BLM's near-parity in dollar value—reflects the $50 million LMIR vehicle's weight; without it, BLM would lead on dollars.

Biometrics Forestry Services holds three prime vehicle positions. The $50 million LMIR single-award BPA with USDA Forest Service (valid through March 2033) generates the bulk of task orders: 65 calls under the vehicle's core billing structure (Blanket Purchase Agreement AG046WB130001) carry $3.2 million combined potential value. A $7.5 million multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with BLM Oregon-Washington for Western Oregon stand examinations (valid through February 2029) has generated 14 task orders worth $861 thousand. A $500 thousand single-award IDC for BLM wildlife surveys (red tree vole focus, valid through December 2028) sits behind the vendor's specialized wildlife-assessment capability. Representative recent work includes a $682 thousand delivery order from BLM Oregon-Washington for FY25 Northwest Oregon stand examinations (June 2025), a $539.8 thousand delivery order for FY24 Northwest Oregon stand examinations under the same BLM vehicle (August 2024), and a $140 thousand BPA call from USFS R6 for 2025 Forest Inventory and Analysis Areas 3 and 5 (August 2025). Task orders span forest inventory plot installation and remeasurement, stocking survey protocols for burned and planted stands, cone collection, and red tree vole climbing surveys across western national forests and BLM districts in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and California.

Work is concentrated in NAICS 541711 (Support Activities for Forestry), which covers 166 of 179 recent awards. Primary PSC coding reflects natural resources conservation work: 88 awards fall under Natural Resources/Conservation—Other Forest/Range Improvements (Non-Construction), and 44 under Natural Resources/Conservation—Other. The vendor competes almost exclusively under Total Small Business set-asides; roughly 60% of recent awards carry that designation, with the remainder either unset-aside or designated for general competition. All 179 awards are prime contracts or IDVs; the vendor has no subcontractor footprint in the source data.

Activity accelerated in 2024 (17 awards) following a quieter 2022–2023 window (5–6 awards per year), then moderated to 6–8 awards annually in 2025–2026. Within the next twenty-four months, eleven awards with combined potential value of $1.5 million reach ultimate completion and face recompete. The $50 million LMIR vehicle represents a structural anchor—it runs through March 2033 and is not exposed to near-term recompete risk—but task-order volume and the vendor's growth trajectory remain contingent on Forest Service and BLM ordering patterns against that BPA.