Inghram David

Inghram David is a minority-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged business registered in SAM.gov since 2003, located in Fort Jones, California. The company operates as a sole proprietorship and specializes in providing specialized environmental and forestry-related services to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Forest Service, particularly in the Pacific Southwest Region (Region 5). Its core business appears to focus on ecological research support, specifically forest health monitoring and specialized collection services related to sugar pine cone and needle sampling.

The company has been awarded multiple Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) call contracts, primarily centered on collecting sugar pine cone and needle samples to support white pine blister rust research and forest health monitoring. These contracts, which have been total small business set-asides, involve collecting samples from forests in northern California, specifically the Klamath and Six Rivers National Forests. The contract values have ranged from $5,487.50 to $16,247.82, with performance periods extending through October 2025. In addition to cone collection services, Inghram David has also been awarded a contract to provide vehicle with driver services supporting Forest Service fire suppression and incident response efforts throughout California's Region 5.

Inghram David holds a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region, with a total potential ceiling value of $250,000 over five years (through July 31, 2026). This Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) provides the agency flexibility to obtain ongoing cone and needle collection services for forest health monitoring. The BPA allows for multiple call orders to collect samples and assess disease resistance across regional forests. The IDV was originally awarded on August 4, 2021, and allows for base year and four option year task orders, with performance primarily taking place in Camino, California. The contract supports the Forest Service's comprehensive forest health monitoring program, enabling scientific research on forest ecosystem resilience.