Northwest Land & Tree Inc.

Northwest Land & Tree Inc. is a self-certified small disadvantaged business located in Eugene, Oregon, specializing in ecological forestry services primarily for the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service. As a for-profit Subchapter S corporation, the company focuses on wildlife habitat enhancement and forest management activities across national forests in Oregon and Washington. The firm provides specialized forestry services centered on creating wildlife habitat structures, including wildlife tree creation, snag development, downed wood installation, and ecosystem structural diversity improvement.

The company has consistently been awarded federal contracts set aside for total small businesses, with a specific focus on wildlife habitat improvement projects. These contracts have involved creating specialized wildlife structures through techniques like chainsaw topping, girdling, felling trees, and installing downed woody debris to support local wildlife populations. Northwest Land & Tree Inc. has worked exclusively with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service's Pacific Northwest Region (Region 6), executing projects in multiple national forests including Willamette, Tahoe, and Central Coast districts. Their contract values have ranged from $3,340 to $187,590, demonstrating their capacity to handle varied project scales while maintaining a consistent approach to ecological forest management.

Northwest Land & Tree Inc. holds a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) for "Wildlife Tree and Down Wood Creation" established on March 3, 2021, and valid through January 1, 2030. This BPA allows the Forest Service to issue task orders for wildlife habitat improvement projects across national forests in Oregon and Washington. The agreement enables the company to receive multiple task orders with collective values exceeding $500,000, facilitating ongoing ecological management services. The BPA supports the Forest Service's mission of managing national forests by enhancing wildlife habitats through specialized forestry interventions, with task orders consistently focusing on creating structural diversity and supporting wildlife populations through targeted ecological treatments.