Dakota Land Consulting, PLLC

Dakota Land Consulting, PLLC, a self-certified small disadvantaged business and veteran-owned limited liability company based in Dickinson, North Dakota, provides property boundary surveying, marking, and land management services to the U.S. Forest Service as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides and full-and-open competition. The vendor operates exclusively within the Department of Agriculture's Forest Service, Region 1 (Northern Region), competing primarily under small business set-asides; all four prime awards in recent activity were placed by that single customer agency.

Dakota Land Consulting's work centers on retracement and resurvey of Public Land Survey System (PLSS) boundaries, recovery and recording of PLSS corners, monument marking and maintenance, National Forest boundary line marking and posting, rights-of-way surveys, and engineering site surveys. Work is performed across Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota within National Forests and Grasslands. Capability is demonstrated through a $168,118 total small business delivery order from the Forest Service issued August 3, 2026, for juniper reduction work on the Little Wannagan and Roselle Springs cadastral areas within Dakota Prairie Grasslands (completion December 31, 2027); a $111,435 delivery order from September 25, 2024, for PLSS monument location, maintenance, survey, and recording; and a $101,250 delivery order also from September 25, 2024, for 6 miles of National Forest boundary marking and 34 PLSS corner recovery and recording work in Medora, North Dakota.

The vendor holds a single-award IDIQ (1240LS24D0001) with the Forest Service, Region 1, awarded September 17, 2024, carrying a $5 million ceiling and running through September 16, 2029. The IDIQ was issued as a Special Notice under NAICS 541370 (Architectural and Engineering Services) seeking up to eight awardees; evaluation criteria included professional qualifications, specialized experience, geographic knowledge, organizational capacity, and past performance. Three task orders totaling $381 thousand in combined obligated value have been placed against the IDIQ. Only one award (combined potential value $168 thousand) reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, limiting near-term recompete exposure. The vendor operates as a prime only; no subcontract activity appears in recent federal award records.