Landology Inc.

Landology Inc., operating as Landscaping, is a California-based, SBA-certified women-owned small business specializing in environmental restoration, vegetation management, and landscaping services. The company holds federal contract certifications as a woman-owned small business, self-certified small disadvantaged business, and DOT-certified disadvantaged business enterprise, positioning it competitively for federal procurement opportunities. Landology's expertise encompasses a broad range of environmental and infrastructure support services delivered primarily to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, reflecting its specialized capabilities in managing complex ecological restoration projects across California's waterways and infrastructure facilities.

Landology Inc. has demonstrated extensive experience executing federal contracts valued from modest service orders to multi-million-dollar delivery orders, with the overwhelming majority of its contract activity originating from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Sacramento (ENDIST Sacramento). The company's service portfolio includes tree removal and vegetation clearing, native plant revegetation and establishment, habitat mitigation plantings with specialized work such as elderberry transplantation, erosion control and riparian restoration, site cleanup and preparation, irrigation system installation and maintenance, soil decompaction, and atriplex mitigation. Recent significant awards include an $8.57 million delivery order for the LSJ 14 Michigan Pump Station Site Mitigation project (September 2025), a $7.54 million contract for Tule River revegetation and erosion control at Success Lake (July 2023), a $3.48 million delivery order for Lower American River Erosion Protection 2023 Greening (July 2023), and a $2.68 million contract for habitat mitigation plantings and soil decompaction in Sacramento (July 2024). Additional notable awards include a $2.08 million contract for Lower American River Erosion Protection Contract 3A habitat mitigation and monitoring (September 2025) and a $2.26 million woman-owned small business set-aside for tree removal and elderberry transplanting on the American River Common Features project (September 2022). The vast majority of Landology's federal contract work has been performed without additional socioeconomic set-aside designations beyond its inherent small business status, though several contracts have been explicitly designated as woman-owned small business or total small business set-asides. Project locations consistently span California's Central Valley and river systems, including the Sacramento River, American River, Tule River, and Natomas Basin areas, with completion dates extending through 2030.

Landology Inc. holds a five-year Tree Mitigation and Vegetation Clearing Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) valued at $49.9 million, awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Sacramento on September 19, 2022, with an ultimate completion date of September 29, 2027. The MATOC is structured as a partially small business set-aside, multiple-award indefinite delivery vehicle that provides the Army Corps of Engineers with flexible procurement authority to issue firm fixed-price task orders addressing comprehensive environmental and land management requirements throughout the Sacramento District Area of Responsibility. Under this parent contract, Landology has executed delivery orders encompassing tree removal, vegetation clearing, wetlands creation and maintenance, revegetation, erosion control, habitat mitigation, site cleanup, and landscaping services across multiple civil works projects supporting the Corps' flood control and habitat preservation missions. The MATOC structure enables individual task order performance periods up to five years with values ranging from $2,500 to $8.57 million, with the majority of task orders issued on an unrestricted basis allowing full competition among multiple award holders. As documented in the award history provided, Landology has received at least eighteen delivery orders under this MATOC totaling over $35 million cumulatively, reflecting the contract vehicle's substantial utility and the company's consistent selection for specialized environmental restoration work. Task orders issued under the MATOC demonstrate the breadth of Landology's environmental capabilities, addressing specialized projects such as habitat mitigation plantings with monitoring for erosion protection, vegetation installation and establishment maintenance, plant propagation and grow operations for erosion control, and complex mitigation efforts supporting endangered species habitat protection and water resources development initiatives across California's critical river systems.