Giles Construction LLC

Giles Construction LLC, a woman-owned small business based in Tooele, Utah, delivers mechanical vegetation treatment, hazardous fuels reduction, and land management services to the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management as a prime contractor operating across western public lands. The company competes under Total Small Business set-asides on a portion of its work; recent awards split between set-aside and unrestricted full-and-open delivery orders and BPA calls.

Giles Construction holds a highly concentrated customer base anchored to two federal agencies. The Forest Service accounts for the largest share by potential value, driven by three substantial regional stewardship BPAs: a $50 million Land Management Integrated Resources National BPA (awarded September 2025, running through March 2033), a $50 million Northern Rockies Stewardship BPA (single-award, May 2023 through October 2032), and a $50 million Intermountain Stewardship BPA (single-award, May 2023 through October 2032). The Forest Service Research Service Rocky Mountain Research Station, Forest Service R1–Northern Region, and Forest Service R4–Intermountain Region together account for 92% of the vendor's combined potential value across 49 awards. The Bureau of Land Management Nevada Region, Montana-Dakotas, and National Office contribute the remainder, with 43 awards across those three offices representing regional and national mastication, vegetation management, and hazardous fuels work. Over the past five years, activity declined from 16 awards in 2022 to 6 awards in 2026—a trajectory compressed by the vendor's shift toward higher-value, longer-duration parent vehicles.

Giles Construction operates as a 100% prime contractor with no subcontract exposure in the award portfolio. Recent delivery-order work under its master vehicles includes a $1.38 million BPA call for Apache County juniper thinning in Arizona (Forest Service R4, April 2026, Total Small Business set-aside), a $589,093 BPA call for Billings FY26 mastication (Forest Service Idaho Region, July 2026, Total Small Business set-aside), and a $602,800 delivery order for Pine Valley vegetation management in Utah under Inflation Reduction Act funding (Forest Service R4, September 2024). A $12.5 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (Region 1/Region 4 Mechanical Thinning IDIQ, September 2022 through September 2027, Total Small Business set-aside) has seeded multiple task orders for mechanical fuels reduction at Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, near Ely Nevada, and across Cedar City and Helena Montana sites, with firm fixed-price structures and completion dates spanning 2023 through 2028. The vendor also places task orders under Forest Service Region 2 Vegetation Management, with 11 task orders across $2 million in potential value for mastication and mechanical thinning in the Laramie and Rocky Mountain regions.

Service Contract Inventory captures minimal Giles Construction activity: $584 thousand invoiced in FY2023 and $1.1 million in FY2024, with roughly 0.3 FTEs reported in FY2023 and zero FTEs in subsequent years. The SCI dataset reflects the vendor's delivery-order and BPA-call posture (task orders typically do not generate SCI labor records), and the low FTE count signals that most work is equipment-intensive mechanical treatment rather than labor-billable services. Where SCI did capture hourly rates, median government-paid rates ran around $957.87/hr, reflecting equipment-operator and crew-lead labor pricing on vegetation treatment contracts. The vendor carries no sub-engagement across SCI prime records.

Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months totals six awards with combined potential value of $3.4 million—a modest cliff relative to the $232 million combined potential value across the full portfolio, because the three $50 million regional stewardship BPAs (which anchor most of the vendor's pipeline) do not expire until 2032 or 2033. The vendor's Federal Contract Award position rests almost entirely on these master vehicles and the $12.5 million Region 1/4 IDIQ, all held as a woman-owned small business and most carrying 10-year terms that insulate Giles Construction from near-term recompete pressure while locking it into a narrow, regionally concentrated customer set.