Forsgren Associates Inc.

Forsgren Associates Inc. Salt Lake City Division, doing business as Salt Lake City, operates as a 100% prime contractor delivering architectural-engineering design services, infrastructure engineering, environmental consulting, and surveying services to federal land management agencies, predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides. A small disadvantaged business subsidiary of Apex Companies LLC headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, Forsgren competes across Department of Interior, U.S. Forest Service, and General Services Administration vehicles with $123.2 million in combined potential value across 71 prime awards.

Forsgren's capability portfolio centers on infrastructure design and engineering for federal recreational and natural resource sites. Recent representative work includes a $19.02 million Arkansas Valley Conduit design services delivery order (Bureau of Reclamation, DOI Architecture and Engineering Services MATOC 2022-2027, completion December 2028) encompassing geotechnical investigation and flexible pipeline design; a $653,060 Great American Outdoors Act water systems renovation project (U.S. Forest Service Rocky Mountain Region, same MATOC, completed March 2026); a $514,963 design contract for Operational Unit 2 capping at the Rand Historic Mine Complex (DOI California Region, same MATOC, completed October 2026); and a $157,673 preliminary and schematic design order for Glen Aulin Wastewater System and Backpackers Toilet Rehabilitation at Yosemite National Park (National Park Service, same MATOC, completed October 2026). Environmental consulting and surveying work rounds the portfolio: a $73,556 cadastral survey delivery order on the Tonasket Ranger District, Colville National Forest (Forest Service Region 10, Region 6 Boundary Cadastral Survey IDIQ, completed June 2026); bridge inspection and design tasks across Forest Service regions; and campground and recreational site improvements under Bureau of Land Management vehicles.

Customer concentration skews heavily toward Department of Interior bureaus and the U.S. Forest Service. The top five customers by potential value account for 94% of combined value: Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Headquarters ($50 million, driven by the $50 million DOI MATOC vehicle itself); Department of Agriculture Forest Service R6-Pacific Northwest Region ($25 million for boundary surveying); Bureau of Reclamation ($19 million); Bureau of Land Management National Office ($16.7 million across 11 awards); and Forest Service R5-Pacific Southwest Region ($5.1 million). By award count, the top four are Department of the Army (17 awards, $897 thousand), BLM National Office (11 awards, $16.7 million), GSA Federal Acquisition Service (9 awards, $4.5 million), and Air Force (3 awards), covering 59% of all awards but only a portion of dollar value — a signal that Army and GSA awards are individually smaller.

Forsgren holds four active IDIQs anchoring its federal footprint. The DOI Architecture and Engineering Services MATOC 2022-2027 ($50 million, completion September 2027) supports nine task orders totaling $20.9 million for water systems, bridge design and inspection, trail design, seismic repairs, and wastewater rehabilitation across Interior and Forest Service. The Forest Service Region 6 Boundary Cadastral Survey IDIQ ($25 million, completion May 2029) covers property boundary surveying in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and California. The Forest Service Region 5 Bridge Engineering IDIQ ($5 million, completion August 2028) provides bridge design, inspection, and analysis services in California, Nevada, and Hawaii. The Bureau of Land Management Architectural and Engineering Services IDIQ for Idaho and Utah ($15 million, completion March 2027) supports campground, bridge, boat ramp, and recreational facility improvements. Forsgren also places work against the GSA Federal Supply Schedule (25 task orders, $921 thousand) and has issued delivery orders from Federal Supply Schedule GS10F0321L and multiple Department of Defense IDIQs.

Award activity has declined modestly from eight awards in 2024 to five in 2025 and one in early 2026, suggesting a potential down-year trajectory or reporting lag. Five awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $1.3 million, representing minimal recompete exposure in the near term. Forsgren operates exclusively as a prime contractor with zero subcontract awards in the source portfolio, indicating a direct-delivery posture. Environmental consulting and engineering services dominate by NAICS (27 awards in environmental consulting, 23 in engineering services) and by PSC code (architect and engineering general at 25 awards, other professional support at 12, other environmental services at 9).