Imperial Forestry, Incorporated

Imperial Forestry, Incorporated, doing business as Imperial Forestry Inc., operates as a minority-owned, woman-owned small disadvantaged business providing manual and mechanical forestry services, hazardous fuels reduction, tree planting, timber stand improvement, and vegetation management to the federal government as a prime contractor across the Department of Agriculture Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management. The Oregon-based company competes predominantly under small business set-asides, with 100% of its recent federal awards as a prime contractor and no subcontractor activity in the source data.

Imperial Forestry's customer base concentrates heavily within the Forest Service regional structure. The top five funding offices by award count account for 83% of recent work, anchored by the Northern Region (Region 1) with 444 awards valued at $163.3 million combined potential value, followed by the Pacific Northwest Region (Region 6) with 184 awards at $212.9 million combined potential value, and the Eastern Region (Region 9) with 151 awards at $43.4 million potential value. The dollar-value ranking shifts slightly: Region 6 leads at $212.9 million, Region 1 follows at $163.3 million, Region 5 (Pacific Southwest) at $124.8 million, Region 2 (Rocky Mountain) at $86 million, and Region 4 (Intermountain) at $61.5 million. Across all distinct agencies served, the Forest Service accounts for the vast majority of activity; Imperial Forestry has also worked with the Bureau of Land Management and the Fish and Wildlife Service.

Recent representative work spans the vendor's core service portfolio. On the Northern Region, Imperial Forestry holds a single-award $50 million Northern Rockies Stewardship BPA covering Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota for hazardous fuels reduction, thinning, and reforestation. In the Pacific Northwest Region, the vendor operates under a $50 million Pacific Northwest Stewardship BPA and regional vegetation management vehicles, executing large task orders such as the $1.71 million Methow Valley fuels reduction contract (June 2023), the $1.16 million Naches Ranger District hazardous fuels reduction award (August 2023), and the $1.15 million Gate Mechanical Fuels Reduction project in Dufur, Oregon (August 2024). In the Pacific Southwest Region (California), Imperial Forestry holds a $50 million Pacific Southwest Stewardship BPA with task orders including a $609.9 million oak woodlands prescribed fire preparation contract (September 2023) and a $546.7 million Bolam hazardous fuels mastication stewardship call (June 2023). The vendor also operates across the Rocky Mountain, Intermountain, and Eastern regions through comparable $50 million stewardship BPAs. Additionally, Imperial Forestry holds smaller specialized incident response IDCs valued at $250,000 each with the National Interagency Fire Center for water handling equipment and chipper services in Regions 5 and 6, and a $7.5 million reforestation IDC awarded by Region 5 in April 2026 under the Great American Outdoors Act.

Imperial Forestry's activity has declined from 76 awards in 2022 to 26 year-to-date in 2026, reflecting a tightening procurement cycle or shifting agency priorities. Forty-two awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months with combined potential value of $12.3 million, creating a recompete exposure window. The vendor's work is concentrated in NAICS 115310 (Support Activities for Forestry), with service line concentration on tree thinning (410 awards), tree planting (354 awards), land treatment practices (124 awards), and other forest/range improvements (99 awards).

On the Service Contract Inventory, Imperial Forestry reported $31 million in invoiced revenue across 64 prime contracts over fiscal years 2022–2024 — FY2022 at $5.8 million with 61.1 FTEs, FY2023 at $9.7 million with 114 FTEs, and FY2024 at $15.5 million with 133 FTEs. The FTE ramp reflects growth in service-delivery scale. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable contracts run a median of $49.14 per hour, with the 90th percentile at $66.79 per hour, consistent with field forestry labor and supervision. The vendor carries zero subcontractor engagement across SCI-reportable prime contracts, indicating it builds and deploys its own crews for all reported work.

Imperial Forestry operates as a pure prime contractor with no sub-award activity in the federal source record, making it a direct service provider rather than a feeder to larger integrators. The vendor's competitive posture aligns entirely with small business set-asides; its portfolio demonstrates deep, sustained relationships with Forest Service regional offices and established positions on high-value, multi-region stewardship BPAs. Recompete timing, declining award volume, and IDC specialization in incident response equipment suggest the vendor is diversifying beyond traditional stewardship task orders into fire suppression logistics and equipment provisioning — a strategic shift that may signal exposure to price pressure or tightening stewardship budgets in core regions.

Imperial Forestry is a small business and 8a certified company which strives to provide our customers with a quality and professional service in forestry related practices on time or early.

Imperial Forestry specialize in pre-commercial tree thinning, mechanical thinning, hazardous fuel reduction, chipping, pruning, tree planting, hand grubbing tubing, and hand scalping.