Michael L Collier

Michael L Collier is a sole proprietorship based in Gifford, Washington, registered in SAM.gov since 2004, specializing in trail maintenance and construction services for federal land management agencies. The business, operating under the Michael Collier Division, primarily provides trail maintenance services to the U.S. Forest Service in the Pacific Northwest Region. While limited background information is available, the vendor demonstrates a strong focus on supporting public lands stewardship through detailed trail maintenance and restoration work.

Michael L Collier has consistently been awarded federal contracts exclusively from the U.S. Forest Service, specifically Region 6 (Pacific Northwest Region) and Region 10 (Alaska Region), with all contracts designated as total small business set-asides. The contract work involves comprehensive trail maintenance services across national forests in Washington, Oregon, and Alaska, including tasks such as brushing overgrown vegetation, clearing storm debris, restoring trail tread, maintaining drainage systems, and logging out trails impacted by forest fires. These contracts typically involve work in specific ranger districts like Darrington, Skykomish, Mt. Baker, and Snoqualmie, with project scopes ranging from maintaining trails in old-growth forests to restoring trails in fire-damaged areas.

The vendor holds a five-year Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) awarded in April 2021 with a total ceiling value of $250,000, which allows for trail maintenance and construction services across national forests. This BPA enables the Forest Service to issue multiple task orders for various trail maintenance projects, with individual task orders ranging from $16,000 to $61,760. The BPA is structured to support the Forest Service's ongoing need for trail maintenance and is set to continue through April 2031, providing a flexible mechanism for procuring trail maintenance services in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska regions. Task orders under this BPA have consistently focused on maintaining recreational access and supporting natural resource protection through detailed trail maintenance and restoration work.