Klamath Wildlife Resources

Klamath Wildlife Resources is a for-profit sole proprietorship registered to receive federal contract awards since February 2004. The company specializes in providing environmental consulting services to federal land management agencies, with a focus on wildlife surveys, biological assessments, cultural resource surveys, and natural resource management. Klamath Wildlife Resources has established itself as a trusted partner for various federal agencies, offering expertise in conducting field studies, preparing scientific reports, and supporting conservation efforts on public lands.

Recent federal contract awards to Klamath Wildlife Resources showcase the diverse range of services the company provides. These include a $18,500 firm-fixed-price delivery order from the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service for a biological assessment report in Santa Cruz County, California; a $266,416 purchase order from the Bureau of Land Management for northern spotted owl surveys in Roseburg, Oregon; a $187,000 contract from the Forest Service for cultural resources surveys in Tennessee; and a $5,572.56 delivery order for an Indiana bat survey in Arkansas. The company has also conducted Mexican spotted owl surveys for the Forest Service in Arizona, permanent plot tree measurements for the Pacific Southwest Research Station, and flat-tailed horned lizard demography surveys for the Bureau of Land Management in California. Many of these contracts are set aside for small businesses, highlighting Klamath Wildlife Resources' status as a small business contractor.

Klamath Wildlife Resources holds a significant Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) with the USDA Forest Service, awarded in May 2023. This single-award BPA, titled "Land Management Integrated Resources (LMIR) BPA," has a ceiling value of $50 million and extends through March 2033. Under this agreement, Klamath Wildlife Resources provides a wide variety of professional services, including natural resources restoration, engineering, and project management work for the Forest Service nationwide. The BPA facilitates the issuance of task orders for specific projects, such as the $187,000 cultural resources survey for the West Flatlands Project Area in Tennessee. While this BPA is not set aside for small businesses, it demonstrates Klamath Wildlife Resources' capacity to handle large-scale, long-term contracts with federal agencies and positions the company as a key partner in supporting the Forest Service's land management initiatives across the country.