Landology Inc.

Landology Inc., doing business as Landscaping, is a California-based women-owned small business providing native grassland restoration, vegetation mitigation, erosion control, tree removal, revegetation, and habitat restoration services to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Department of the Interior as a prime contractor exclusively — all 37 recent awards are prime contracts or indefinite delivery vehicles. Landology holds SBA certifications as a woman-owned small business and is self-certified as a small disadvantaged business, competing predominantly under total or partial small business set-asides across the Army Corps portfolio and across the Bureau of Reclamation.

The company's customer footprint is highly concentrated with a single agency. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Sacramento (ENDIST Sacramento) accounts for 31 awards and $205.8 million of the combined $207.7 million potential value across all 37 awards — 99.1% of total exposure. The Bureau of Reclamation, General Services Administration, and the Department of Veterans Affairs each hold one to three ancillary awards totaling less than $2 million combined. Within the ENDIST Sacramento portfolio, Landology's work spans native seeding for flood control and habitat restoration along the Sacramento River, American River, Tule River, and Natomas Basin. Representative prime delivery orders include a $8.57 million firm fixed-price order for the LSJ 14 Michigan Pump Station Site Mitigation (awarded September 30, 2025, ultimate completion September 30, 2030), a $7.54 million order for Tule River revegetation and erosion control at Success Lake (awarded July 6, 2023, completion June 30, 2028), a $3.48 million option year exercise for Lower American River erosion mitigation (awarded July 11, 2023, completion January 31, 2028), and a $2.68 million order for habitat mitigation plantings at the ARCF LAR Site 2-3 location (awarded July 22, 2024, completion January 31, 2029).

Landology holds two parent indefinite delivery vehicles with ENDIST Sacramento. The larger is a $99 million five-year multiple-award revegetation and mitigation IDIQ awarded June 12, 2026 (total small business set-aside, ultimate completion June 11, 2031), from which five task orders have been issued. The older is the $49.9 million Tree Mitigation and Vegetation Clearing MATOC awarded September 19, 2022 (partial small business set-aside, ultimate completion September 29, 2027), which has generated 16 task orders totaling $29.7 million in combined potential value and includes specialist scope in tree removal, elderberry transplantation, riparian and atriplex mitigation, wetland creation and maintenance, and site cleanup. A third vehicle, Indefinite Delivery Contract W9123817D0003, carries five task orders worth $4.7 million combined potential value.

Activity has remained modest and relatively flat over the past five years — four awards in 2024, three in 2025, and six in 2026 — with combined obligated dollars of $38.6 million (19% of combined potential value), indicating early-stage ramp on newer awards. Five awards with a combined potential value of $13.7 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore sit in the recompete window. Recent awards outside the ENDIST Sacramento relationship include a $643,500 purchase order from the Bureau of Reclamation for no-till native seeding of 383.8 acres at Lake Berryessa (awarded September 17, 2026, ultimate completion December 31, 2028) and a $43,900 woman-owned small business set-aside definitive contract with GSA Region 9 for child care center landscaping work in Sacramento (awarded September 14, 2022).