G E Forestry, Inc.

G E Forestry, Inc., a minority-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Medford, Oregon, delivers mechanical thinning, hand thinning, hazardous fuels reduction, reforestation, timber stand improvement, and prescribed burning support services to the federal government exclusively as a prime contractor across six western Forest Service regions and Bureau of Land Management field offices. The company operates without subcontractor labor on federal service work and competes predominantly under total small business set-asides, with delivery orders and blanket purchase agreement calls representing the primary contract vehicles.

G E Forestry's customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Forest Service Rocky Mountain Region (128 awards, $215.3 million combined potential value), which dominates the dollar rankings despite not leading in award count. The Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region places first in award volume (222 awards, $89.8 million), followed by the Northern Region (157 awards, $129.8 million) and Pacific Southwest Region (130 awards, $122.3 million). Cumulatively, five Forest Service regions account for 58% of recent awards. The Bureau of Land Management National Office represents the second-largest customer by dollar value ($178 million across twelve awards), creating a distinct split: the Rocky Mountain Region anchors most potential dollars, while the Pacific Northwest Region and Northern Region together drive award volume. This tension reflects the company's sustained presence across multiple regional stewardship blanket purchase agreements valued at $50 million each (Northern Rockies, Intermountain, Pacific Northwest, Pacific Southwest, and Rocky Mountain Restoration Project BPAs, plus a $50 million Land Management Integrated Resources National BPA awarded in December 2025). Additional major vehicles include a $100 million Forest Service Region 2 Vegetation Management IDIQ (awarded March 2024), a $110 million BLM mechanical hazardous fuel reduction IDIQ for southwest Oregon (September 2023), and a $60 million BLM northwest Oregon mechanical IDIQ (September 2023).

Recent activity shows significant volume through calendar 2024, then a pronounced decline: 68 awards in 2023, 64 in 2024, 29 in 2026, and only 14 in 2025 (likely a partial-year capture in the source). Across the past five years, the company has received 1,217 prime awards with combined potential value of $1.02 billion. Over 90% of awards fall under NAICS 115310 (Support Activities for Forestry), with secondary clusters in tree planting (266 awards) and fire suppression/presuppression work (240 awards). Twenty-five awards carrying combined potential value of $12.2 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing moderate recompete exposure.

SCI-reported invoicing data captures service contract revenue above the $150,000 threshold and excludes goods, micro-purchases, and non-federal work. The company reported $13.1 million in SCI-reportable invoiced amounts across FY2022–FY2024 (FY2025 data not yet available): $1.9 million in FY2022 (30.4 FTEs), $5.9 million in FY2023 (142 FTEs), and $5.4 million in FY2024 (88.2 FTEs). This represents significant year-to-year growth in FY2023 followed by a contraction in FY2024, reflecting labor-intensive field operations. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reported prime contracts median around $25.65/hr, with rates spanning $19.64/hr at the 10th percentile to $30.00/hr at the 90th percentile—reflecting a field workforce mix of crew supervisors, laborers, and equipment operators on vegetation management and fuels reduction tasks. The company delivers all labor directly; across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractor hours average zero percent of total delivery.

G E Forestry's footprint rests on stable long-term vehicle relationships. The top five parent vehicles—Regional stewardship BPAs, the LMIR National BPA, and Region 2 and BLM mechanical IDIQs—collectively represent hundreds of millions in ceiling authority, enabling rapid task order issuance for seasonal and emerging land management priorities across western public lands. The vendor's award trajectory, concentrated vehicle position, regional specialization in wildfire risk mitigation and ecosystem restoration, and direct-labor delivery model position it as a principal service provider to the federal forestry and land stewardship mission, with minimal exposure to subcontractor dependencies and heavy reliance on Forest Service and BLM customer relationships across its core western operating area.

Enough equipment and personnel to run 1-10 crews We can perform site preparation, tree planting, seedling protection, precommercial thinning, hand tree pruning, maintenince brushing, chipping, timber stand improvement, fire supression skid and deck