Coria Contracting Inc.

Coria Contracting Inc., doing business as Coria Estate, is a minority-owned, Hispanic American-owned small disadvantaged business based in Salem, Oregon, that delivers wildland fire management, forestry, environmental restoration, hazardous fuels reduction, reforestation, and seed cone collection services exclusively as a prime contractor to federal land management agencies. All 264 recent awards in the source data are prime contracts (100% prime footprint); the vendor competes predominantly under total small business set-asides.

Coria's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward the Department of Agriculture Forest Service, which accounts for 88% of combined potential value across the top five funding agencies. Within USDA Forest Service, the Washington Office Acquisitions line anchors $50 million in value through a single award—the Land Management Integrated Resources (LMIR) Blanket Purchase Agreement, a ten-year multiple-award BPA with a $50 million ceiling extending through March 6, 2033, that authorizes task orders for project management, natural resources consulting, environmental restoration, road work, plant material production, and related technical services nationwide. The Pacific Northwest Region (Region 6) contributes a secondary but substantial base: 46 awards worth $26 million combined potential value, followed by the main USDA Forest Service line with 40 awards and $16 million. A notable outlier appears in the top-customers-by-count ranking: the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission (OSHRC) holds 88 awards worth only $2 million combined potential value—a high-volume, low-dollar customer that does not rank in the top-three-by-dollars list, signaling a distinct stream of small orders orthogonal to the forest-service restoration work. The Bureau of Land Management contributes 14 awards worth less than $1 million combined.

Coria's vehicle footprint is anchored by five parent IDCs and BPAs. The Indefinite Delivery Contract 5204U3100019RD carries 23 task orders worth $11 million combined potential value; Indefinite Delivery Contract AG04P55304P550500 holds 13 task orders worth $6.6 million; Blanket Purchase Agreement AG04GGB130004 carries 12 task orders for $6.4 million; Indefinite Delivery Contract AG04N05204N040007 holds 12 task orders worth $4.8 million; and Indefinite Delivery Contract AG04U3C050001 carries 8 task orders for $1.2 million. Coria also holds a multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract from the National Interagency Fire Center for miscellaneous heavy equipment (Region 6 only) with a $250 thousand ceiling through August 5, 2029, and a second NIFC IDIQ for National Type 2 Firefighter Crews with a $750 thousand ceiling through July 1, 2027.

Representative recent work includes a $256 thousand BPA call from Forest Service Region 6 for the Manx Bend/Fort Rock Pre-Commercial Thinning Buck & Pile project under LMIR (completion July 31, 2027); a $267 thousand call for flat-percent bucket and grapple pile services in Bend, Oregon under LMIR (completion November 30, 2027); a $312 thousand delivery order for wildland fire and all-hazard incidents support in Wenatchee, Washington (completion July 1, 2027); a $468 thousand purchase order from the Bureau of Land Management for cone collection and seed production at the Travis Tyrrell and Walter Horning seed orchards in Oregon (completion November 30, 2024); and a $3.86 million BPA call for the Thomas Creek Roadside Fuels Treatments (Grapple Piling) project under the Central Oregon Restoration Project (completion December 30, 2024). The vendor's capability portfolio concentrates on NAICS 113210 (Support Activities for Forestry), which represents 175 of the recent 264 awards, with secondary exposure in Forest Nurseries and Gathering of Forest Products. PSC coding mirrors this focus: Natural Resources/Conservation–Tree Thinning dominates with 136 awards, followed by Forest Tree Planting (51 awards) and Forest-Range Fire Suppression/Presuppression (20 awards).

Activity trajectory is modest but sustained: two awards in 2021, four in 2022, four in 2024, two in 2025, and six in 2026 (year-to-date through early August). Obligated dollars ($29.1 million) represent 27% of combined potential value ($107.4 million), indicating significant unspent ceiling across the active vehicle portfolio. Five awards with ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $1.3 million—low recompete-cliff exposure in the near term. Coria's footprint exhibits zero subcontract activity and zero participation in federal grant programs; the vendor operates as a pure prime contractor on set-aside forest and fire-management task orders.

PRECOMMERCIAL THINNING, TREE PLANTING & TUBING,GRAPPLE PILING, SLASHBUSTER SERVICES, SLASH CUTTING, VEGETABLE MAINTENANCE, CHRISTMAS TREE MAINTENANCE & HARVEST, VINEYARD MAINTENANCE & HARVEST,PESTICIDE & HERBICIDE APPLICATION,FIRE MOP-UP,