Giving Tree Capital, LLC

Giving Tree Capital, LLC, doing business as Giving Tree, is a minority-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Coral Springs, Florida, that supplies construction aggregates, gravel, riprap stone, road base materials, and related geological products to federal agencies as a prime contractor. The company operates exclusively as a prime (100% of awards) under total small business set-asides on the vast majority of its work, with nearly all recent contracts designated for small business competition.

Giving Tree's customer base spans twenty-nine federal agencies with notable concentration at the Department of the Interior. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Region 4 leads both volume and dollar value, with six awards worth $1.9 million combined potential value; other significant FWS regions include Region 3 ($976 thousand across two awards) and Region 8 ($586 thousand). The Department of the Army's Joint Munitions Command has placed five awards worth $292 thousand. The National Park Service (Intermountain and Southeast regions combined), the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and Air Force Special Operations Command round out the active set. Together, the top five customer aggregates account for roughly 35 percent of combined potential value, indicating broad agency dispersion rather than customer concentration.

Concrete capability work centers on bulk mineral materials delivery for infrastructure and habitat rehabilitation. Representative prime awards include a $1.226 million definitive contract from Fish and Wildlife Service Region 4 for road fill material delivery to Vieques National Wildlife Refuge in Puerto Rico (over 21,000 tons of A-2-4 selective fill, cold asphalt, and stone mix through July 2027); a $538,957 purchase order from Air Force Special Operations Command for 4,700 tons of asphalt and prime coat application at Eglin Air Force Base; a $562,905 order from Fish and Wildlife Service Region 8 for 16,000 tons of Type 2 Class B base course aggregate to resurface 6.25 miles of Hunter Road at Stillwater National Wildlife Refuge in Nevada; a $667,076 contract from Fish and Wildlife Service Region 4 for 6,500 tons of A-1-A selective fill to rehabilitate roads and parking at Vieques NWR; and a $431,943 order from National Park Service Southeast Region for gravel delivery and tailgate spreading at Great Smoky Mountains National Park across five approved quarry sources. Work spans NAICS 212321 (Construction Sand and Gravel Mining — 23 awards), NAICS 212312 (Crushed and Broken Limestone Mining — 10 awards), and NAICS 212313 (Other Crushed and Broken Stone Mining — 6 awards), with PSC 5610 (Mineral Construction Materials, Bulk) dominating the portfolio at 43 awards.

Giving Tree holds four blanket purchase agreements anchoring its vehicle position. A $5.0 million multiple-award BPA with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the Atchafalaya Basin Floodway System (through September 2030) provides material sourcing and delivery authority for levee and floodway work. A $950,000 multiple-award BPA with Fish and Wildlife Service Region 3 (through May 2031) covers aggregates and construction materials for federal properties nationwide. A $250,000 BPA with Air Force Mobility Command at Little Rock Air Force Base (through March 2029) supplies manufactured skid boards, representing Giving Tree's secondary product line outside geology. A $110,000 single-award BPA with National Park Service Intermountain Region (through March 2029) supplies 3/8-inch screened red volcanic cinder for winter road traction at Grand Canyon National Park's South Rim, with anticipated deliveries of 200–400 tons annually.

Activity has accelerated year over year — two awards in 2023, twenty in 2024, twenty in 2025, and sixteen through mid-2026 — with most recent work concentrated in the first half of 2026. Combined potential value across all fifty-eight awards stands at $13.8 million, with $6.0 million obligated to date (44% of ceiling). Nine awards (combined potential value $1.9 million) face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and present recompete exposure. Giving Tree operates exclusively on small business set-asides across the portfolio, with total small business designations appearing on all but two awards (both full-and-open: a $1.226 million Vieques fill contract and a $21,126 limestone supply order). The vendor carries no subcontract footprint and does not sit on government-wide contracts such as GWACs or agency-wide IDIQs; its federal work flows through individual purchase orders, definitive contracts, and task orders against its four held BPAs.

At Giving Tree, we offer a unique blend of expertise and technology to ensure successful project execution in collaboration with the Federal Government. With dedicated project managers well-versed in their respective industries, we provide invaluable insights, leading to efficient project delivery and enhanced performance. Our commitment to compliance is reflected in our specialized compliance team, simplifying complex interactions with the Federal Government through transparency and well-documented processes. Harnessing the power of our in-house AI software, we conduct thorough comparative analyses of potential subcontractors. This AI-driven approach enables us to identify optimal subcontractor solutions that create a 'win-win' scenario for the Federal Government and the local economy. By streamlining evaluations and considering factors like cost, expertise, and local impact, we ensure strategic decision-making that maximizes project benefits.