Omalley Brothers Corp

Omalley Brothers Corp, a self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Gresham, Oregon, provides federal land-management services as a prime contractor—road maintenance and construction, hazard tree mitigation, stream restoration, equipment rental with operators, and wildland fire suppression support—almost exclusively to the U.S. Forest Service and partner agencies under total small business set-asides and full-and-open vehicles across the Pacific Northwest and California.

Omalley Brothers operates as a pure-prime footprint (100% of 170 awards as prime; no sub awards). The company's customer concentration is extreme: the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Region 6 Pacific Northwest Region accounts for 95% of awards (148 awards, $157 million combined potential value) and dominates the potential-value ranking as well. The remaining named customers—the Bureau of Land Management Oregon-Washington Region, the National Interagency Fire Center, the Army Corps of Engineers, and the Forest Service's Pacific Southwest Region—together represent 5% of award count and roughly 2% of dollars. This concentration reflects Omalley Brothers' position as a specialist in regional forest infrastructure rather than a national multi-agency contractor.

The vendor's primary capability footprint centers on support activities for forestry (122 of 170 awards, NAICS 115310) and highway/bridge construction (22 awards). Concrete recent work includes a $138,000 firm fixed-price purchase order with the Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region for sand route improvements and restoration at Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, involving 14.75 miles of trail widening and drainage work over 48 days with heavy equipment (awarded October 2026); an $11 million definitive contract with the Forest Service Clackamas Ranger District for the Rivbulio Low Elevation Integrated Resource Service Contract covering roadside hazard tree abatement and road repair across 2,304 acres, running through December 2027 and procured under Stewardship Authority (no set-aside); a $629,170 delivery order for Grande Ronde Stream Restoration involving large woody debris placement in 15 miles of small tributaries and 1.25 miles of river (awarded January 2024, completion October 2025); and a $68,750 firm fixed-price definitive contract with the Army Corps of Engineers for mechanical removal and herbicide treatment of invasive Russian olive at McNary Lock and Dam (awarded May 2026, completion April 2028).

Omalley Brothers holds a significant indefinite-delivery-vehicle portfolio anchoring most of its work. The $49 million FPO Northwest Road Maintenance BPA with the Forest Service Region 6 (awarded July 2023, through June 2033) has generated six task orders and is the primary vehicle for routine road maintenance calls. A $50 million single-award Pacific Northwest Stewardship BPA with the Forest Service Region 6 (awarded April 2023, through October 2032) covers forest management and restoration work; a $50 million single-award California Forest Engineering and Road Maintenance BPA with the Forest Service Region 5 (awarded April 2023, through March 2033); and a $15 million multiple-award Road Construction IDIQ for Gifford Pinchot and Olympic National Forests (awarded September 2023, through September 2028) round out the major vehicles. The vendor also holds two $250,000 multiple-award IDCs with the National Interagency Fire Center for heavy equipment rental (Regions 5 and 6) and vehicle-with-driver services (awarded June 2023 and February 2026, both through June 2028). A $2 million multiple-award BPA for stream restoration, tree tipping, wood placement, and log haul services with the Forest Service Region 6 was awarded in September 2024 and runs through September 2029. The top five parent vehicles by task-order count—including Blanket Purchase Agreements AG046WB150010 (35 task orders, $1.5 million) and AG046WB150020 (16 task orders, $883 thousand)—are lower-value standing agreements that feed routine calls.

Activity has tracked downward over the past five years: 14 awards in 2022, 24 in 2023, 15 in 2024, 4 in 2025, and 5 in 2026 (through early October). Seven awards with ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $11.7 million and face recompete risk. Combined obligated dollars across the portfolio total $22.3 million (10% of $212.2 million potential value), indicating that many awards remain unfunded or partially funded at the time of the source snapshot.

The vendor's set-aside posture is consistent and strategic: roughly 70% of awards are designated Total Small Business set-asides; the remainder compete full-and-open, predominantly under the large stewardship and engineering vehicles that do not carry set-aside restrictions. Omalley Brothers is not known to hold positions on government-wide acquisition contracts (GWACs), GSA Schedules, or multi-agency IDIQs outside the Forest Service and related civilian land-management agencies; its footprint is regional and mission-specific.

A small well equiped company that is willing to take on any challenge and see it through to completion. Past performance history is available for projects completed with another firm that Prsident Mike O'Malley was the general operations manager for