Oregon Woods, Inc.

Oregon Woods, Inc., doing business as Oregon Woods Inc., is a Eugene, Oregon-based small business prime contractor that provides forestry management, wildland firefighting support, trail infrastructure, and conservation services to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service across multiple western regions and Alaska, operating predominantly under total small business set-asides and firm fixed-price delivery orders and blanket purchase agreement calls.

Oregon Woods operates as a for-profit entity with a pure prime footprint—all 466 recent awards are prime contracts, indefinite delivery vehicles, or blanket purchase agreements; the vendor has no subcontract exposure in the source data. The company competes entirely under small business set-asides on the majority of its work, with 100% of its parent vehicle portfolio designated total small business set-aside across USDA Forest Service regional contracts and National Interagency Fire Center incident support vehicles. The top NAICS categories are 541710 (Support Activities for Forestry), 237310 (Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction), and others in the construction and natural resources space, reflecting a portfolio anchored in trail maintenance, bridge replacement, prescribed burn support, and vegetation management. Recent representative work includes a $575,450 GAOA-funded stock bridge replacement project on the Upper West Fork Fish Creek Trail in Superior, Montana (Region 1, awarded August 2025), a $499,900 One Duck Trail reconstruction and shelter repair in the Tongass National Forest, Alaska (Region 10, August 2025), and a $1,081,070 Feather Falls Trail reconstruction in Oroville, California (Region 5, April 2024), all under total small business set-asides.

Customer concentration is heavy in the Forest Service, with 85% of combined potential value flowing to USDA Forest Service regional offices and the National Interagency Fire Center. The Forest Service Region 5 (Pacific Southwest Region) anchors the dollars at $52.9 million across thirteen awards, while Region 6 (Pacific Northwest Region) leads by volume with 145 awards worth $22.4 million combined potential value. Region 10 (Alaska Region) contributes $7.9 million across twenty awards. The Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission appears as a secondary customer by award count (73 awards) but carries no visible dollar magnitude in the source, suggesting low-value transactional work. Nineteen distinct federal agencies have awarded work to Oregon Woods.

The vendor holds multiple active parent indefinite delivery vehicles anchoring regional and national incident response capability. A $50 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with Region 5 for trail maintenance and construction (awarded May 2024, running through February 2034) carries the highest ceiling; Oregon Woods has drawn two task orders against it to date worth $1,081,070 and $269,300 respectively. A $7.5 million BPA with Region 6 for prescribed burn support (May 2022 through January 2030) provides access to preseason wildfire response work. Newer 2025-2026 awards from the National Interagency Fire Center include four multiple-award indefinite delivery contracts for water handling equipment, chipper crews, and faller services across Regions 5 and 6, each with $250,000 to $500,000 ceilings and performance periods extending to 2028-2030. These vehicles support rapid task-order issuance for emergency incident response and prescribed project work.

Activity has grown from 16 awards in 2023 to peaks of 26 in 2024 and 22 in 2026, with 18 awards recorded in 2025 and one award in 2027 (the snapshot capture date). Over the next twenty-four months, five awards with combined potential value of $1.1 million face ultimate completion dates and thus recompete exposure. The vendor's obligated-to-potential ratio stands at 43%, indicating roughly $44.5 million in actual invoiced work against $102.9 million in ceiling values, typical of indefinite delivery contracts with variable task-order draw.

Oregon Woods' portfolio spans the full western geography—operations are documented in California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, New Mexico, and Alaska, reflecting deployment across ten of the Forest Service's eleven regions plus national dispatch for wildfire incident response. The company maintains federal contractor registration since March 2002 and holds no known parent company or subsidiary relationships in the source material.

ALL FOREST CONTRACTING; PLANTING, THINNING, STEWARDSHIP, LOGGING, FIRE SERVICES, TRAIL CONSTRUCTION, MAINTENANCE, SEEDLING NURSERY SERVICES, GENERAL CONSTRUCTION, STREAM AND FOREST REHABILITATION, CAMPGROUND CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE, SURVEYS (INCLUDIN