Green Hills Forestry LLC

Green Hills Forestry LLC, a minority-owned and Hispanic American-owned small business based in Medford, Oregon, provides hazardous fuels reduction, tree planting, seedling release, and forest thinning services to federal land management agencies as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides. The company operates across all eight recent awards as a prime (100% of the footprint), competing exclusively under small business reserve designations.

Green Hills Forestry's customer concentration centers on the Department of the Interior and Department of Agriculture's natural resources agencies. By combined potential value, the top customer is the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Washington Office Acquisitions, which accounts for $50 million through a newly awarded Blanket Purchase Agreement (June 9, 2026, ceiling $50 million, completion March 6, 2033). By award count, the Bureau of Land Management California Region leads with 2 awards totaling $493 thousand in potential value, followed by individual awards from Forest Service regional offices (R2 Rocky Mountain, R6 Pacific Northwest), the National Park Service, and the Forest Service Rocky Mountain Region IDIQ. All eight awards are designated for small businesses under NAICS 115310 (Support Activities for Forestry).

The company holds two agency vehicles: the $50 million LMIR (Land Management Integrated Resources) Blanket Purchase Agreement from Forest Service Acquisitions, which covers professional services, natural resources restoration, engineering, project management, and plant material production across the United States; and a single-award IDIQ from Forest Service R2 with a ceiling of $816,700 through February 26, 2030, designed for tree planting and forest management services on Rocky Mountain region lands. Recent task orders and direct awards include a $472,150 contract with BLM Redding (August 2023, completion March 15, 2028) for hand thinning, pruning, and hazardous fuels reduction across 379 acres in Trinity County, California; a $330,650 contract with the National Park Service for manual thinning and hand piling across 300 acres at Whiskeytown National Recreation Area (October 2024, completion January 31, 2025); a $198,220 award from Forest Service Region 6 for seedling release and brushing on the Umpqua National Forest in Oregon (September 2025, completion January 31, 2026); and a $68,000 purchase order from BLM Idaho Region for hand cutting and piling of junipers across 100 acres in Fremont County, Wyoming (April 2026, completion September 25, 2026).

Activity has grown modestly, from one award in 2023 to three in 2026 (year to date). Two awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months with combined potential value of $540 thousand, representing limited recompete exposure relative to the $50 million LMIR BPA ceiling that extends through March 2033. Only $1 million has been obligated across all awards (2% of combined potential value), reflecting the early-stage execution status of the recently awarded BPA and IDIQ vehicles. All work is performed on federal lands across the western United States under prevailing wage requirements and forest management or hazardous fuels reduction objectives.