Bioresource Consultants, Inc.

Bioresource Consultants, Inc., doing business as Bioresource Consultants, is a self-certified small disadvantaged business that delivers environmental consulting, habitat restoration, biological monitoring, and natural resource management services to the Department of the Navy, Marine Corps, and Department of the Interior as a 100% prime contractor under small business set-asides. The Ojai, California–based firm operates exclusively under Total Small Business designations across its federal footprint, with no sub-award history.

The vendor's customer concentration is heavily naval. The top five funding agencies account for 74% of awards by count but 99% of combined potential value—a sharp divergence driven by NAVFAC's dominant position. The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command alone anchors six awards representing $181 million in combined potential value, nearly all invoiced through a $30 million, five-year indefinite delivery contract (N6247320D0023) under which eighteen task orders have been issued. The Marine Corps, Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management (both California Region and National Office), and Navy Installations Command round out the active customer set, holding between four and six awards each with combined values ranging from $407 thousand to $2.8 million. This concentration reflects BRC's specialized niche: sensitive-species surveys, invasive-plant management, and endangered-species habitat restoration at Navy and Marine Corps installations across California, Nevada, Arizona, and Washington.

Recent representative prime work includes a $164,903 delivery order from NAVFAC (awarded January 2026) for a targeted biological survey of the federally listed Inyo California towhee throughout its known range at Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake; a $536,354-ceiling delivery order from NAVFAC (awarded September 2023) for greater sage-grouse habitat restoration at Naval Air Station Fallon in Nevada; a $1.95 million delivery order from the Marine Corps (awarded September 2022) for exotic plant species abatement at Camp Pendleton; and a $403,604 delivery order from the Marine Corps (awarded February 2022) for line-distance sampling surveys of desert tortoises in the Chocolate Mountains Aerial Gunnery Range at MCAS Yuma, Arizona. All track orders sit under the NAVFAC IDIQ vehicle or agency-specific IDIQs; BRC also holds a seat on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, supporting four additional task orders valued at $697 thousand combined. The vendor's top NAICS categories are Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services (26 awards) and Environmental Consulting Services (5 awards), aligned with PSC coding in Other Environmental Services (18 awards) and Special Studies/Analysis–Wildlife (3 awards).

Activity has declined materially from peak: nine awards in 2020 to three in 2023 and only one in 2026, though the $30 million NAVFAC vehicle and its renewal potential mask near-term recompete risk. Four awards reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $1.3 million—a modest recompete exposure relative to the vendor's NAVFAC portfolio ceiling. BRC's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans eight categories ranging from $50.36 to $120.18 per hour, covering biologists, GIS specialists, and senior project managers at education levels from bachelor's through master's degree; no security-cleared roles are offered. The vendor's obligated dollars ($6.8 million) represent only 4% of combined potential value, indicating significant execution runway against awarded ceilings or low task-order take-up rates on the NAVFAC vehicle.

Environmental Compliance and Natural Resources Consulting services: including, but not limited to providing wildlife/botanical/special-status species surveys; conducting multidisciplinary research and environmental assessment projects; water quality assessments and jurisdictional wetland delineations; documenting existing biological and cultural resource conditions; completing various permitting processes involving biological/water resources; assisting with CEQA/NEPA compliance; pre-construction and construction biological and compliance monitoring; post-construction mitigation implementation and monitoring; GIS database creation, cartography/mapping, and data management; and providing technical reports on any aspect of our services that meet the highest professional standards.