Pacific Coast Contracting Inc.

Pacific Coast Contracting Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business and Hispanic American-owned Subchapter S corporation based in Eureka, California, operates as a prime contractor delivering wildland fire response, vegetation management, and forest restoration services to federal land management agencies across the Western United States. The vendor competes across a mix of Total Small Business set-asides and full-and-open delivery orders, with set-aside work concentrated in recent awards (2026) and full-and-open posture dominating the established IDV footprint.

The company's capability portfolio is tightly specialized: wildland fire incident response and suppression-support crew services, hazardous fuels reduction through manual and mechanical thinning, tree planting and reforestation, timber stand improvement, forest restoration, and natural resources consulting. Representative recent work includes a $268,461 delivery order from the U.S. Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region (awarded August 29, 2026) for wildland fire and all-hazard incident response in Solvang, California; a $254,866 delivery order from the Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region (August 2, 2026) for wildland fire response in Medford, Oregon; and a $125,928 purchase order from the National Park Service (June 30, 2026) for tree thinning and piling at Oregon Caves National Monument—all Total Small Business set-asides. Earlier work under full-and-open competition includes a $319,066 delivery order from the Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region (August 20, 2023) for manual and mechanical thinning and hazardous fuels reduction, and a $409,452 delivery order from the Forest Service Rocky Mountain Region (January 3, 2022) for vegetation mastication and fuels management.

Customer concentration is extreme. The top five funding agencies account for 71% of award count, but the Department of Agriculture Forest Service R2 Rocky Mountain Region alone represents 83 awards carrying $160.7 million in combined potential value — roughly 65% of the vendor's entire federal portfolio. The Forest Service Washington Office Acquisitions contributes $50.1 million across three awards (reflecting the recently awarded $50 million Land Management Integrated Resources BPA), and the Forest Service R6 Pacific Northwest Region follows with 77 awards valued at $10 million combined. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management rounds out material customers with six awards carrying $6 million. The vendor has worked with 18 distinct customer agencies; Forest Service regions dominate by an order of magnitude.

Pacific Coast Contracting holds a seat on five principal parent vehicles. The $50 million Land Management Integrated Resources National BPA (awarded March 4, 2026, running through March 6, 2033) was originally issued as a Total Small Business set-aside and covers vegetation treatment, hazardous fuels reduction, ecological restoration, forest health, and prescribed burns across federal lands in the Western United States. The $100 million Forest Service Region 2 Vegetation Management multiple-award indefinite-delivery contract (awarded March 15, 2024, running through March 13, 2029) carries a Total Small Business set-aside and funds vegetation treatment services on Region 2 National Forests and Grasslands. Three unnamed regional IDVs (AG67T0C170020, 1202SC21T2436, and AG67T0C140032) together anchor 62 task orders carrying $10 million combined potential value. Activity volume has been episodic — six awards in 2021, eight in 2022, eight in 2023, ten in 2024, and seven in the first eight months of 2026 — with only six awards (combined potential value $967 thousand) reaching ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, indicating modest near-term recompete exposure.

Pacific Coast Contracting operates exclusively as a prime contractor; no sub-award activity appears in the award portfolio. The Service Contract Inventory captures minimal federal services revenue — $613 thousand invoiced in FY2022 across 6.0 FTEs, with no FY2023 SCI-reportable activity — indicating that the bulk of the vendor's federal work flows through firm fixed-price delivery orders and BPA calls rather than labor-hour or time-and-materials service contracts. The hourly rate posture on SCI-reportable prime work ran at a flat $49.50/hr across the 10th, median, and 90th percentiles, reflecting low-complexity ground-labor pricing rather than professional services or engineering support. Across SCI prime contracts, subcontractors represented zero percent of contractor hours, confirming that Pacific Coast Contracting delivers work through direct hire rather than sub-team buildup.

The vendor's federal customer set—Forest Service regions R2, R5, and R6, plus Bureau of Land Management offices—are all agencies managing wildfire risk and forest health on federal lands in the West. This specialization anchors competitive position: the company holds no work in IT, logistics, defense, or civilian agency support, and lacks any work outside the land-management mission space.

Reforestation, Powerline, Clearing, Slash Treatment, Brush Cutting Manual Release, Mulching, Precommercial Thinning, Tree Planting, Tree Thinning, Plantation Brushing, Release, Trail Maintenance, Fire Fighting, Road Side Brushing, Weeding, Tubing, Netting