Aaron G Holbrook

Pacific NW Weed Control, doing business as Aaron G Holbrook, a self-certified small disadvantaged business sole proprietorship based in Silver Lake, Oregon, provides noxious weed abatement and herbicide application services to federal land management agencies as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides and full-and-open procurements. The vendor competes exclusively under small business set-asides or unrestricted buys — no preference-driven vehicles characterize the footprint.

Aaron G Holbrook operates entirely as a prime contractor (100% of thirteen awards across the source period), with no subcontract engagement. The capability portfolio centers on herbicide application, invasive species management, and land restoration across federal rights-of-way and public lands. Representative work includes a $403.4 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order from the Bureau of Reclamation (March 2026, extending through March 2031) for noxious weed abatement across approximately 423 acres and 28.2 river miles in the Klamath Project; a $108.4 thousand total small business set-aside BPA call from the Bureau of Land Management's Oregon-Washington Region (August 2023) for weed control services in the Medford District; and an $18.6 thousand BPA call from the USDA Forest Service (March 2023) for weed treatments at Chenoweth and McCall Saddle Roads in Hood River.

Customer concentration is sharp and geographically bounded. The Bureau of Land Management's Oregon-Washington Region dominates by both count (six awards, $758 thousand combined potential value) and dollars, accounting for 54% of combined potential value; the Bureau of Reclamation ($403 thousand), and the Forest Service's Pacific Northwest Region ($230 thousand) comprise the remainder, covering 92% of all awards. The vendor operates under two named BPAs: BPA 12046W18A0006 carrying five task orders ($357 thousand combined potential value) and IDC INL08PC90400 carrying five task orders ($72 thousand). Award activity is sparse and intermittent — one award in 2014, two in 2018, two in 2021, two in 2023, and one in 2026 — with combined potential value of $1.4 million and $520 thousand obligated to date. The most recent award (March 2026) runs through March 2031, anchoring near-term capacity.