OC Forestry, Incorporated

OC Forestry, Incorporated, doing business as OC Forestry Inc., is a Hispanic American-owned, minority-owned small disadvantaged business certified under the SBA's 8(a) Business Development Program that provides manual and mechanical hazardous fuels reduction, vegetation management, tree planting, reforestation, timber stand improvement, and forest health restoration services to federal land management agencies as a prime contractor across the western United States. Headquartered in Medford, Oregon, OC Forestry operates under NAICS 115310 (Support Activities for Forestry) and competes predominantly under total small business set-asides and 8(a) sole-source awards, with recent activity showing a shift toward full-and-open competition as the company secures larger master IDIQs and blanket purchase agreements.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management. The top five funding agencies by award count—USDA Forest Service R5 (Pacific Southwest), USDA Forest Service R6 (Pacific Northwest), DOI BLM Oregon-Washington, USDA Forest Service R1 (Northern), and DOI BLM Idaho—account for 75% of awards. By potential value, concentration differs markedly: the DOI BLM National Office dominates the dollar rankings at $531.4 million (16 awards) through master indefinite delivery contracts for manual hazardous fuel reduction across multiple regional portfolios, followed by Forest Service R5 at $150.7 million (112 awards) and Forest Service R6 at $127 million (58 awards). The vendor's combined potential value across all 341 awards totals $1.03 billion, with $58.2 million obligated to date.

OC Forestry holds an extensive portfolio of parent vehicle positions anchoring its growth. The top-five vehicles by task order volume include a $145 million Central Oregon Manual Hazardous Fuel Reduction master IDIQ, a $140 million East Oregon Manual Hazardous Fuel Reduction master IDIQ, a $110 million Southwest Oregon Manual Hazardous Fuel Reduction master IDIQ, a $70 million East Washington Manual Hazardous Fuel Reduction master IDIQ, and a $60 million Northwest Oregon Manual Hazardous Fuel Reduction master IDIQ—all issued September 2022 through September 2027 by the BLM National Office. The vendor also holds single-award and multiple-award IDIQs across Forest Service regions, including a $100 million R2 Vegetation Management Services contract (Region 6, March 2024–March 2029), a $50 million Pacific Southwest Stewardship BPA (Region 5, October 2022–October 2032), an $18.75 million R1/R4 Timber Stand Improvement and Hand Fuels Treatments contract (Region 1, September 2022–September 2026), and a $20 million Manual Fuels Reduction contract (Region 5, July 2022–July 2027). Recent 2026 awards include a $49.999 million R3 Fuels and Vegetation Management IDIQ (Southwestern Region, April 2026), a $7.5 million Great American Outdoors Act reforestation contract (Region 5, April 2026), and a $7.5 million Southwestern Region Tree Planting IDIQ (April 2026). Representative recent delivery orders include a $1.086 million Two Eagle TSI pre-commercial thinning BPA call (Region 6, March 2024), a $593,250 Walker Small Tree Thin and Hand Pile BPA call (Region 6, April 2025), and a $609,792 auger planting contract for 535,000 conifer seedlings across Sierra and Sequoia National Forests (Region 5, March 2025).

Activity trajectory shows growth momentum tempered by cyclical ordering patterns. The vendor recorded 43 awards in 2022, declining to 31 in 2023, rebounding to 33 in 2024, then moderating to 22 in 2025 and 15 in the first seven months of 2026. This volatility reflects task-order-driven procurement rather than new master contract awards. The recompete cliff for the next twenty-four months identifies 18 awards with completion dates through July 2028, carrying combined potential value of $3.4 million—a modest exposure given the vendor's $1.03 billion portfolio, though several regional master IDIQs expiring in September 2027 will face recompete in that window.

SCI-reported invoicing covers FY2023–FY2024 and shows $14.3 million in federal services revenue: $7.6 million in FY2023 (47.2 FTEs) and $6.6 million in FY2024 (52.0 FTEs). These figures are a strict subset of OC Forestry's federal contract work and do not include goods, products, or the full transaction value of delivery orders; SCI reporting thresholds and scope requirements mean the $14.3 million does not represent total company revenue from federal sources. On federal services contracts captured in SCI, median government-paid rates ran around $65/hr, with rates spanning a low of $60/hr (tenth percentile) to $99.99/hr (ninetieth percentile), reflecting a mix of labor-intensive field operations and supervisory roles. The vendor maintains zero subcontractor engagement across SCI-reportable prime contracts, indicating that OC Forestry self-performs labor-intensive forestry work rather than outsourcing to secondary contractors.

OC Forestry operates as a prime contractor exclusively; all 341 awards in the source are prime awards, with no subcontractor role. This posture positions the company as a direct service provider to federal agencies rather than a feeder for larger integrators. The vendor's competitive footprint is predominantly set-aside (8(a) sole source, 8(a) competitive, total small business), though recent master IDIQs and BPAs show increasing full-and-open awards as the vendor's track record and capacity have matured. The company has demonstrated consistent performance across multiple Forest Service regions (R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R6) and BLM jurisdictions (Oregon-Washington, Idaho, National Office), positioning it as a critical forestry services provider in federal land management strategy centered on wildfire risk reduction and forest health restoration in the western United States.