David Johnson

David Johnson Co is a sole proprietorship based in Oak Hill, Ohio, registered in SAM.gov since 2009, that primarily provides infrastructure maintenance and construction services to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Forest Service, specifically within the Eastern Region (Region 9). The company specializes in road maintenance, trail maintenance, brushing, mowing, and related services supporting national forest management and recreational area upkeep. As a small business, David Johnson Co has established itself as a reliable contractor for the Forest Service, consistently winning task orders and blanket purchase agreements for various maintenance and construction projects across national forests in Ohio.

The company has been awarded numerous federal contracts for specific maintenance tasks, predominantly within the Wayne National Forest and its Ironton and Athens Ranger Districts. These contracts have included road maintenance on Forest Service Roads, trail maintenance for motorized and non-motorized trails, brushing services along forest roads, mowing of recreational sites, and provision of construction materials like aggregate, seed, mulch, and culvert pipes. The contract awards have ranged from small task orders of $3,842 to larger contracts exceeding $150,000, with most contracts being firm-fixed-price delivery orders. While most contracts did not have specific set-aside designations, some were designated as total small business set-asides, highlighting David Johnson Co's status as a small business contractor.

David Johnson Co holds three significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) contracts with the Forest Service's Eastern Region. These include a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) for roads construction projects up to $250,000, another BPA for facilities construction projects also up to $250,000, and a primary Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) with a $10 million ceiling value valid through September 2026. The MATOC, awarded in September 2021, allows the Forest Service to issue task orders for road and general construction services across multiple national forests. Under these IDVs, the company has received numerous task orders for infrastructure maintenance, repair, and construction activities, demonstrating its ongoing capability to support the Forest Service's land management and recreational access objectives.