ERO Resources Corporation

ERO Resources Corporation, a woman-owned small business environmental consulting firm headquartered in Lakewood, Colorado, specializes in providing comprehensive cultural resource management, environmental assessment, and regulatory compliance services to federal agencies. With over 35 years of experience, the company is registered in SAM.gov and maintains active certifications as a woman-owned business and Department of Transportation certified disadvantaged business enterprise. ERO Resources serves as a key contractor for federal land management agencies, delivering specialized services that support agency mandates for environmental protection, cultural resource preservation, and infrastructure planning across the western United States and beyond.

ERO Resources Corporation has received substantial federal contract awards from multiple agencies, demonstrating broad expertise in environmental and cultural resource services. The company has been awarded task orders by the U.S. Forest Service (across Rocky Mountain Region, Eastern Region, and Southern Region), National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, Fish and Wildlife Service, General Services Administration, and the Department of Interior. Contract work has included cultural resource surveys and inventories on thousands of acres of National Forest lands in Colorado and Michigan, archaeological assessments at national historic sites including Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site and Bent's Old Fort National Historic Site, National Environmental Policy Act compliance services, heritage resource inventories, environmental assessments for infrastructure projects such as the North Entrance Road at Yellowstone National Park, Section 106 National Historic Preservation Act reviews, specialized studies including endangered species population assessments (Preble's meadow jumping mouse), and historic property evaluations and nominations to the National Register of Historic Places. Recent prime contract awards include a $806,657 environmental studies and design delivery order for GRTE 333988, a $786,307 contract for West Zone Aspen Survey and NEPA Analysis with the Forest Service Eastern Region, and a $675,549 archaeological inventory contract for fuel treatment projects at Rocky Mountain National Park. Task orders have been awarded both with and without small business set-aside designations, with the majority utilizing total small business set-aside or no set-aside classifications. The company has also received sub-contract awards from major engineering firms including HDR Environmental, Operations And Construction, Inc., HDR Engineering, Inc., and Jacobs Engineering Group Inc., supporting work on military facilities and transportation infrastructure projects.

ERO Resources Corporation maintains two significant indefinite delivery vehicles that serve as primary contracting mechanisms for federal agencies. The company holds a $7 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with the United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service Rocky Mountain Region (Region 2), with a period of performance from April 1, 2022 through March 31, 2027, enabling on-call provision of cultural resources surveys across Colorado. This single-award BPA has generated numerous task orders for cultural and historic resources inventories, surveys, clearances, and assessments on Forest Service lands, with individual awards ranging from $10,400 to $96,052. Additionally, ERO Resources holds a $3.6 million Multiple Award Schedule contract with the General Services Administration's Federal Acquisition Service, effective from June 23, 2021 through June 22, 2026. This contract vehicle provides on-call environmental consulting and cultural resource management services to federal agencies nationwide, with labor rates for professional positions ranging from $43 to $197 per hour. Services available under the GSA MAS contract include environmental assessments, National Environmental Policy Act compliance, archaeological surveys, cultural resource inventories, endangered species studies, heritage resource management, and geographic information systems support. Since award, ERO Resources has received task orders totaling approximately $3.75 million under the GSA MAS vehicle from agencies including the National Park Service, Forest Service, Fish and Wildlife Service, Bureau of Land Management, and Bureau of Indian Affairs, with places of performance concentrated in Colorado, Montana, Michigan, and Wyoming. Both IDVs continue to serve as critical mechanisms through which federal land management agencies access ERO Resources' specialized cultural resource and environmental consulting expertise for their ongoing project requirements.

Environmental consultants, providing natural resource investigations and management, water resource analyses, hazardous site investigations and remediation, cultural resource inventories, NEPA compliance, and GIS support.