Morris AG Air & Sons, Inc.

Morris AG Air & Sons, Inc., a Nevada-based small business subchapter S corporation, delivers aerial herbicide application, broadcast seeding, and pest suppression services to federal land management agencies as a prime contractor on a $50 million blanket purchase agreement and numerous task orders, competing exclusively under total small business set-asides. The vendor is based in Winnemucca, Nevada, and operates across western public lands (Nevada, California, Oregon, Utah, Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming) with primary NAICS footprint split between Soil Preparation, Planting, and Cultivating (72 awards) and Support Activities for Forestry (70 awards).

Morris AG Air & Sons' customer concentration centers sharply on the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Nevada Region, which accounts for 73 awards and $5.7 million in combined potential value—roughly 50% of its prime award count but only 9% of its total potential-value portfolio. The gap reflects the vendor's $50 million Land Management Integrated Resources (LMIR) National Blanket Purchase Agreement with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service Washington Office Acquisitions, awarded July 2024 and running through March 2033. That single IDIQ comprises 82% of combined potential value across the entire footprint and generates 16 task orders ($1.8 million combined potential value) shown in the top-parent-vehicles block. Secondary customers include the Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Plant Protection and Quarantine (9 awards, $1.4 million combined potential value) and the Bureau of Land Management National Office and Utah Region (combined $640 thousand). Six distinct agencies have placed task orders or purchase orders; coverage metrics indicate the top five funding agencies account for 95% of combined potential value.

Representative work spans herbicide application (Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge herbicide application, $44,995.50 purchase order, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Region 1, March 2026; Elko Herbicide Treatment, $374,690 BPA call under LMIR, June 2025), broadcast seeding and habitat restoration (ESR Broadcast Seeding, $176,351.56 BPA call under LMIR, January 2025; Winnemucca Sagebrush Broadcast Seeding, $62,500 BPA call under LMIR, February 2026; Burned Area Rehab Seeding, $92,841.90 BPA call, January 2026), and grasshopper and Mormon cricket suppression (Grasshopper/Mormon Cricket Suppression Aerial Treatments, Nevada, $204,229 delivery order, USDA APHIS, May 2025; Aerial Spray Program for Control of Mormon Crickets, $345,530 purchase order, USDA APHIS, May 2024).

Morris AG Air & Sons holds two named parent vehicles: the $50 million LMIR National BPA (Forest Service, awarded July 2024, running through March 2033) and a $308,390 single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with USDA APHIS for grasshopper and Mormon cricket suppression across six states (Nevada, Oregon, Wyoming, Colorado, Montana, Utah), awarded May 2025, running through April 2027. The LMIR vehicle is the operational anchor—16 task orders placed against it since award carry $1.8 million combined potential value and span seeding, herbicide application, and habitat restoration work for BLM regions and Forest Service units.

Activity has grown significantly in recent years, rising from 4 awards in 2023 to 15 in 2025 before leveling to 5 year-to-date in 2026. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal—only 3 awards ($250 thousand combined potential value) reach ultimate completion inside that window. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of awards); no subcontract footprint is present in the source data. All awards carry total small business set-aside designation, reflecting Morris AG Air & Sons' competitive posture entirely within set-aside vehicles rather than full-and-open procurement. Performance metrics show $9.9 million combined dollars obligated against $61 million combined potential value (16% obligation rate), typical of multiagency BPAs and IDIQs where the ceiling represents ordering authority rather than expected spending across the contract population.