DJM Ecological Services, Inc.

DJM Ecological Services, Inc., headquartered in Wentzville, Missouri, delivers forest inventory and analysis data collection, habitat restoration, ecological enhancement, and invasive species management services to federal natural-resource agencies as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) competing predominantly in full-and-open procurements without set-aside designation, though it qualifies as a small business and holds Total Small Business set-asides on several active delivery orders.

The vendor's customer base concentrates heavily on two cabinet agencies and their sub-offices. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers accounts for 37% of all awards (30 awards, $25.3 million combined potential value) spread across multiple districts, while the Department of Agriculture's Forest Service arms—the Research Service Northern Research Station and Forest Products Laboratory combined—represent 44% of awards (36 awards, $22.5 million combined potential value). Fish and Wildlife Service accounts for 4% of awards with $54 thousand combined value; the remaining 15% of activity spreads across the Army Corps' Kansas City and Rock Island districts and other interior offices. The two rankings track identically—USACE and USDA dominate both volume and dollars with no tension between them.

DJM performs under three primary indefinite delivery vehicles. The $9 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement 12444823A0006 with the USDA Forest Service Research Service Northern Research Station (awarded March 30, 2023, extending through March 30, 2028) anchors FIA data collection work across the Midwest and Northeast with 15 task orders under it totaling $2.2 million combined potential value. The $9.5 million multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract W912EK23D0016 with the Army Corps of Engineers (awarded July 7, 2023, extending through July 2028) funds habitat restoration and forest services delivery with 14 task orders worth $3.5 million combined potential value. The $2 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Army Corps of Engineers Rock Island District (awarded July 15, 2024, extending through July 2029) supports forest inventory services in Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri with 17 task orders totaling $1.6 million. Representative awards under these vehicles include a $1.23 million Fargo-Moorhead forest mitigation planting project with the Army Corps (definitive contract, March 1, 2025, completing December 31, 2029), a $4.43 million forest mitigation planting project also with the Corps for the same geographic area (awarded April 24, 2024, completing December 31, 2028), a $691 thousand Wapsipinicon Bottoms timber stand improvement and planting order from the Corps (September 16, 2024), a $273 thousand FIA data collection call from the Forest Service for Michigan's Lower Peninsula (September 16, 2025), and a $186 thousand FIA data collection call for northern West Virginia (January 31, 2025).

Activity trajectory shows peak performance in 2023 with 20 awards, declining to 13 in 2024, 9 in 2025, and 1 to date in 2026 (snapshot as of March 6, 2026). Awards completing in the next twenty-four months carry $1 million combined potential value, creating modest recompete exposure for the vendor and corresponding recompete opportunity for competitors. The vendor's work distributes across Support Activities for Forestry (NAICS 115310, 38 awards), Research and Development in Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (34 awards), and Landscaping Services (6 awards). PSC coding reflects the split between Agriculture R&D and forest-management work, with Natural Resources/Conservation–Forest Tree Planting (21 awards) and Natural Resources/Conservation–Other (16 awards) dominating.

Obligated dollars total $15.3 million against $49.9 million combined potential value, indicating 31% funding burn across the portfolio. SCI reporting is minimal—only 2 FY2024 records appear, both as named subcontractor entries totaling 2.7 FTEs, suggesting either that the vendor's federal work sits below the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold (plausible for individual task orders) or that most reportable volume routes through other primes. The absence of prime SCI records aligns with task-order-based delivery under large IDVs where individual calls may fall below threshold. DJM operates solely as prime on its federal footprint with no subcontractor relationships surfaced in the award data.

DJM specializes in green infrastructure, forestry, civil construction, seeding, planting, erosion control, heavy equipment, earth work, reconstruction/recovery, mitigation and ongoing maintenance