Forestree Network Services LLC

Forestree Network Services LLC, a minority-owned forestry management contractor based in Roanoke, Alabama, operates as a prime contractor delivering tree planting, vegetation treatment, habitat maintenance, and natural resources restoration services to the USDA Forest Service and subordinate federal land-management agencies, competing under full-and-open procurement (no set-aside posture across its recent prime awards).

The vendor's customer base is heavily concentrated in the USDA Forest Service Southern Region (Region 8). The top five customer agencies account for 96% of recent awards by count, with the Department of Agriculture Forest Service R8-Southern Region anchoring the portfolio at 109 awards carrying $7.6 million in combined potential value. However, the potential-value rankings diverge sharply: the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Washington Office Acquisitions holds a single award — the Land Management Integrated Resources (LMIR) BPA awarded March 17, 2026 — valued at $50 million and running through March 6, 2033. This $50 million BPA represents 87% of Forestree's combined potential value across all 125 prime awards, making it the dominant vehicle in the portfolio. Subordinate customers include the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 4 (6 awards, $137 thousand), the Department of Agriculture National Resources Conservation Service Southeast Region (1 award, $17 thousand), and the broader USDA Forest Service (3 awards, $24 thousand).

Forestree's concrete capability work centers on containerized longleaf and shortleaf pine planting across Alabama national forests (Talladega, Bankhead, Conecuh, Oakmulgee, Tuskegee), typically at firm-fixed rates of $112–$130 per acre. Recent representative awards include a $59,875 BPA call from the USDA Forest Service Southern Region under LMIR for midstory removal supporting red-cockaded woodpecker critical habitat (July 21, 2026); a $40,305 delivery order for tree planting in Talladega National Forest under a single-award IDC with a $253,084 ceiling (March 16, 2026); a $30,440 order for 298 acres of longleaf and shortleaf pine planting in the Bankhead National Forest (December 5, 2022); and multiple sub-$10,000 orders for 8x8 longleaf pine spacing on 66–77 acre units. The vendor's award portfolio is skewed toward many small task orders issued under established indefinite delivery contracts rather than full-and-open competitive awards, reflecting its position as a standing vendor for routine forestry procurement across the Southern Region.

Activity across the past five years shows low volatility: five awards in 2022, one in 2023, six in 2024, one in 2025, and four through July 2026. The recompete cliff is minimal — only one award with an ultimate completion date within the next twenty-four months carries $60 thousand in potential value. Forestree operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% prime, 0% sub), with no named subcontractors across its award footprint. The vendor's top parent vehicles are five indefinite delivery contracts: AG4146C150008 (39 task orders, $1.6 million), 1243ZP18C0002 (20 task orders, $485 thousand), AG4146C120013 (19 task orders, $411 thousand), 12444022D0004 (11 task orders, $198 thousand), and AG4146C120002 (6 task orders, $463 thousand). These vehicles represent standing procurement authority for tree planting and related forest management services across the national forests in Alabama. Category concentration reflects the vendor's specialization: 79 awards are coded to Support Activities for Forestry (NAICS 561730), and 43 to Soil Preparation, Planting, and Cultivating (NAICS 111998).

Service Contract Inventory data captures $224 thousand in SCI-reportable invoiced revenue in FY2023 under a single prime contract, with 1.5 FTEs delivered that year at a government-paid rate of $72.47 per hour. No SCI-reportable invoicing appears in FY2022, FY2024, or FY2025, reflecting the vendor's work profile as predominantly goods and small-dollar task orders below the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold rather than as a federal services contractor. The vendor performs no subcontractor activity under other primes and does not subcontract labor to other federal contractors, delivering all work with its own crews across Alabama national forests.

Forestry services - tree planting, herbicides, site prep, and burning pre-commercial thinning