Conley, Inc.

Conley, Inc., a total small-business-set-aside vendor based in Hernandez, New Mexico, holds prime positions on two Blanket Purchase Agreements worth $50 million each with the USDA Forest Service for land management, natural resources restoration, and stewardship services across the southwestern United States. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor — all five recent awards are prime vehicles or prime task orders with no subcontract footprint — and competes under total small-business set-asides on the majority of its active work.

Conley's capability portfolio centers on natural resources consulting, habitat restoration, invasive species removal, infrastructure maintenance, road work, and project management for federal forestland stewardship. Primary NAICS is 541620 (Environmental Consulting Services) with secondary PSC coding in natural resources and forestry support. Representative work includes a $50 million Blanket Purchase Agreement awarded by USDA Forest Service Washington Office Acquisitions on December 2, 2022 (period of performance through December 5, 2032) covering stewardship across five national forests in Arizona and New Mexico — the Carson, Cibola, Gila, Lincoln, and Santa Fe — and a second $50 million Land Management Integrated Resources (LMIR) Blanket Purchase Agreement awarded July 23, 2026 (performance through March 6, 2033) by USDA Forest Service Acquisitions, covering professional services, restoration, engineering, and data management across the United States. A total-small-business-set-aside BPA call issued August 26, 2026 by the Forest Service's Southwestern Region (Region 3) for hauling services under the Angostura and Luna Hauling Contract carries a $4 million ceiling with work performed at Penasco, New Mexico and completion by September 30, 2028.

Customer concentration is absolute: 100% of awards flow from two USDA Forest Service funding lines — the Southwestern Region (4 awards, $54.1 million combined potential value) and Washington Office Acquisitions (1 award, $50 million). Combined obligated dollars total $4.5 million against $104.1 million in potential value, indicating these are vehicle-stage awards with work orders yet to flow. One award carrying $4 million in potential value reaches completion within the next twenty-four months, representing recompete exposure in that window.