Mason, Bruce & Girard, Inc.

Mason, Bruce & Girard, Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Portland, Oregon, delivers environmental consulting and natural resource management services to federal land stewardship agencies as a prime contractor across mixed set-aside and full-and-open vehicles. MB&G operates 100 percent as a prime — across 138 recent federal awards carrying a combined potential value of $193.4 million — with no subcontracting footprint and no identified teaming relationships.

MB&G's capability portfolio centers on vegetation modeling, forest health assessment, ecosystem evaluation, GIS mapping, environmental impact statement analysis, timber inventory and cruising, appraisal services for land transactions, and expert witness support for environmental litigation. Concrete work includes a $50 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with USDA Forest Service for Land Management Integrated Resources (LMIR) services spanning inventory, assessment, and timber resource evaluation across national forests; a $500,000 Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Oregon-Washington Region for vegetation modeling and ecosystem services (most recent delivery orders issued September 2025 and July 2025 for yield curves analysis, resource management plan runs, and final quality reruns, each valued $20,200 to $108,400); and a $60 million GSA Multiple Award Schedule position supporting forest health monitoring, GIS and vegetation mapping, and technical support across multiple federal agencies. Recent representative task orders include a $964,050 LMIR BPA call from USDA Forest Service Region 2 (awarded September 2026) for Greater Sage Grouse programmatic land management plan amendment work through December 2028; a $172,770 purchase order from the Department of Justice Environment and Natural Resources Division (awarded August 2025) for expert witness services running through February 2030; and a $216,500 definitive contract from USDA Forest Service R6-Pacific Northwest Region (awarded May 2023) for appraisal services on the Desolation Creek Land Purchase Project.

Customer concentration is regionally anchored to the Pacific Northwest and California federal field operations. The top five customer agencies by award count — USDA Forest Service R5-Pacific Southwest Region (27 awards, $2.1 million), BLM Oregon-Washington (26 awards, $4.4 million), USDA National Resources Conservation Service Western Region (16 awards, $2.7 million), USDA Forest Service R1-Northern Region (7 awards, $601 thousand), and USDA Forest Service R6-Pacific Northwest Region (6 awards, $910 thousand) — account for 59 percent of awards. By dollar value, however, the ranking inverts sharply: GSA Federal Acquisition Service (2 awards, $78.3 million combined potential value), USDA Forest Service Washington Office Acquisitions (1 award, $50 million), and USDA Geological Survey (3 awards, $29.6 million) dominate, representing 95 percent of combined potential value. This divergence reflects MB&G's holding of two large IDVs (the $50 million LMIR BPA and the $60 million GSA Schedule) that generate high-ceiling awards with modest task-order activity, alongside numerous small delivery orders under those and regional IDIQ vehicles.

Vehicle holdings include the $50 million LMIR single-award BPA (awarded May 2023, completion March 2033), the $500,000 BLM Oregon-Washington Region single-award IDC for vegetation modeling (awarded July 2022, completion July 2027), and the GSA Multiple Award Schedule with 69 task orders carrying $30.7 million combined potential value. MB&G also sits on The Professional Services Schedule (22 task orders, $1.9 million), a regional BLM IDC (Indefinite Delivery Contract 140D0422D0008, 16 task orders, $504 thousand), and the LMIR National BPA with 3 task orders valued at $1.2 million. Most delivery orders are issued under total small business or no set-aside designation; recent LMIR calls from R2 and R1 carried total small business set-aside.

Activity trajectory shows volatility over the past five years, rising from four awards in 2022 to a peak of ten in 2025, then dropping to two in the January-September 2026 window. Seven awards with ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months carry a combined potential value of $495 thousand — a modest recompete exposure relative to MB&G's large ceiling-value vehicles, but the company faces recompete of the $50 million LMIR BPA (final completion March 2033) and the $500,000 BLM IDC (final completion July 2027) within the medium term.

On GSA Schedule labor, MB&G offers 23 active categories spanning clerical through PhD-level roles, with hourly rates running $69.71 to $239.89. The rate spectrum includes entry-level clerical at $69.71 per hour, lead forestry technicians at $96.52, Level 2 environmental scientists at $112.60, biometricians with masters degrees at $144.77, senior environmental scientists (10+ years, masters) at $193.04, and PhD-level biometricians at $239.89. No security-cleared labor categories are offered. Service Contract Inventory reporting is minimal — one FY2024 SCI record capturing 0.9 FTEs under a sub-engagement — indicating that the vast majority of MB&G's federal revenue flows through the $50 million LMIR BPA, the GSA Schedule, and the BLM IDC rather than SCI-reportable service contracts above the $150,000 threshold. The $193.4 million combined potential value in the award portfolio substantially exceeds SCI-captured invoicing, confirming that environmental consulting and land management work dominate the footprint.