Dean Appraisal Company

Dean Appraisal Company, doing business as Integra Realty Resources Detroit, is a for-profit subchapter S corporation registered in SAM.gov since August 8, 2000, specializing in professional real estate appraisal services. Located in Birmingham, Michigan, the company provides targeted appraisal expertise primarily to federal government agencies, with a specific focus on land conservation and environmental programs. The company's core competency lies in conducting detailed property valuations for various federal initiatives, leveraging its professional real estate appraisal capabilities to support government conservation efforts.

The company has exclusively worked with the United States Department of Agriculture's National Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Northeast Region, providing specialized appraisal services for multiple conservation programs. These programs include the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program-Wetlands Reserve Easement (ACEP-WRE), Wetlands Reserve Program, and Homeowner Flood Risk Program. The appraisals have been performed for specific properties across Michigan, involving valuation assessments for individual landowners such as James and Maureen McLeod, Michael John O'Conner, Scott Lewandowski, and Kristine Wolff. Most of these contract awards have been small business set-aside contracts or without specific set-aside designations, with contract values ranging from $3,250 to $12,800 and completion dates extending through 2025.

Dean Appraisal Company holds a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) with the NRCS Northeast Region, valued at $100,000, with a performance period from January 2021 through December 2025. This BPA covers real estate appraisal services across Michigan and surrounding regions, supporting various land conservation initiatives. The IDV enables the company to receive task order calls for specific appraisal projects, with each call typically representing a firm fixed-price contract for evaluating properties related to wetlands, conservation easements, and flood risk mitigation. The BPA allows for efficient procurement of appraisal services, enabling the NRCS to quickly obtain professional property valuations in support of its mission to conserve natural resources on private lands.