Rangelands Restoration Services LLC

Rangelands Restoration Services LLC, a woman-owned small business based in Pioche, Nevada, provides mechanical mastication and hazardous fuel reduction services to the Department of the Interior and the Department of Agriculture as a prime contractor exclusively under the Total Small Business set-aside category. The company operates as a sole proprietorship and specializes in vegetation management and forest health improvement across federal rangelands and national forests in the Western United States, performing work with direct labor and owned equipment with no identified major subcontractors.

Rangelands' capability portfolio centers on mechanical mastication—grinding and thinning of pinyon pine, juniper, and other woody vegetation—to reduce wildfire fuel loads and improve wildlife habitat on federal lands. Recent representative work includes a $709,290 BPA call from the Bureau of Land Management Nevada Region for mechanical hazardous fuels mastication under the Land Management Integrated Resources National BPA (LMIR), issued September 17, 2026, with completion through November 2029; a $670,306 BPA call from the same agency for hazardous fuels reduction in Ely, Nevada, running through August 2028; and a $381,484 delivery order from the U.S. Forest Service Region 1 for mechanical mastication at Conners Summit, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, awarded July 16, 2026. The company also holds two substantial IDVs: a $12.5 million single-award indefinite delivery contract with Forest Service Region 1 through September 2027, and a $50 million single-award Intermountain Stewardship BPA with Forest Service Region 4, running through October 2032.

Customer concentration is split between the Bureau of Land Management Nevada Region (7 awards, $3 million combined potential value) and the Forest Service (4 awards, $112.9 million combined potential value). The two largest IDVs—the $50 million Intermountain Stewardship BPA and the $50 million LMIR multiple-award BPA awarded October 2024—anchor the dollar concentration and represent recompete upside. Activity has been episodic (one award in 2024 and 2025, three in 2026) and remains predominantly Nevada-focused operationally, though the Intermountain Stewardship BPA and the Forest Service Region 1 indefinite delivery contract extend work potential across Regions 1 and 4 (Idaho, Nevada, Utah, and Wyoming). Only $1.1 million in combined potential value faces completion within the next twenty-four months, leaving most of the portfolio beyond the near-term recompete horizon. Overall obligated dollars stand at $2.7 million against a combined potential value of $115.9 million, reflecting the early-stage draw on large IDVs.