Mounts Bryan

Mounts Bryan, operating as the Bryan Mounts Division and structured as a sole proprietorship self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Nashville, Arkansas, provides environmental maintenance and landscaping services to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as a prime contractor, competing across a mix of set-aside and full-and-open delivery orders issued against indefinite delivery contracts.

Mounts Bryan's customer concentration is singular — the Army Corps of Engineers accounts for 100% of recent awards across three naming variations (Engineering District Little Rock, Army Corps of Engineers, and Civil Works), with 110 total awards carrying combined potential value of $18.8 million. The top two customer designations represent 56 awards valued at $12.5 million (Engineering District Little Rock) and 52 awards valued at $6.2 million (Army Corps of Engineers proper). This concentration reflects Mounts Bryan's specialization in supporting the Corps' Millwood Tri-Lakes Project Office and related water resources management facilities across Arkansas, particularly at Millwood Lake, De Queen Lake, Dierks Lake, and Gillham Lake.

Mounts Bryan holds five primary indefinite delivery contracts with the Corps of Engineers. Two principal vehicles, both awarded in September 2023 and set aside for total small business participation, dominate the footprint: an aquatic herbicide application IDC (W9127S23D0021) valued at $2.7 million running through August 2026, and a broader environmental services IDC (W9127S23D0020) valued at $1.5 million with the same completion date. These two vehicles generated 37 task orders (combined potential value approximately $852 thousand) and support the foundation of Mounts Bryan's contract work. Three additional IDCs (W9127S14D0007, W9127S20D0026, and W9127S17D0012) collectively account for 57 task orders valued at approximately $1.95 million combined. Delivery orders issued under these vehicles range from $7,860 to $67,630 and cover vegetation control, herbicide application, tree removal, stump grinding, bucket truck services, boundary maintenance, embankment mowing, and facility maintenance.

Capability work is consistently grounded in environmental and facilities maintenance. Recent representative orders include a $9,760 delivery order (April 2026) for environmental maintenance services at Millwood Project Office including vegetation control, landscaping, herbicide application, and tree services; a $29,500 order (January 2026) for herbicide and boundary maintenance at Millwood; a $50,240 order (June 2025) for tree, herbicide, and environmental management services at Ashdown, Arkansas; and a $67,630 order (May 2025) for boundary maintenance at Millwood Project Office. The work is categorized primarily under Landscaping Services (64 awards) and Facilities Support Services (45 awards) by NAICS, and Housekeeping–Landscaping/Groundskeeping (63 awards) and Maintenance of Recreation Facilities–Non-Building (43 awards) by PSC.

Activity has grown from five awards in 2022 to a peak of 16 in 2024, followed by 13 in 2025 and 4 (year-to-date) in 2026. The portfolio shows $3 million obligated against $18.8 million combined potential value, representing a 16% utilization rate. No recompete-cliff risk is surfaced in the source data, though the two primary September 2023 IDCs extend through August 2026 and will require renewal within the next twenty-four months. Mounts Bryan operates as a 100% prime contractor with no subcontract footprint in the source data, handling all work in-house across Arkansas water resources sites.