Rocha Reforestation Inc.

Rocha Reforestation Inc., a Hispanic American-owned, minority-owned small disadvantaged business based in Turner, Oregon, supplies reforestation, vegetation management, wildland firefighting, and natural resource restoration services to the USDA Forest Service and Department of the Interior as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) under Total Small Business set-asides and unrestricted competition. Rocha operates as a Subchapter S corporation with a footprint concentrated in Western U.S. forest regions across eight Forest Service administrative regions and the Bureau of Land Management.

Rocha's capability portfolio centers on concrete land-restoration work: tree planting, silviculture treatments, understory clearing, landscape rehabilitation following wildfire damage, Type 2 wildland firefighter crew deployment, and fire-suppression equipment provision (water tenders, chippers, engines). Recent representative work includes a $561.8 thousand delivery order with Forest Service Region 6 (Pacific Northwest) for reforestation and vegetation management in Medford, Oregon (July 2024); a $350 thousand delivery order with Forest Service Region 4 (Intermountain) for tree planting and silviculture in Riverton, Utah (August 2023); multiple $230–$290 thousand reforestation orders across Regions 2, 4, and 5 in 2024–2025; and a June 2025 series of smaller Type 2 firefighter crew purchase orders (ranging $11 thousand to $230 thousand) through the Idaho Region supporting National Interagency Fire Center incident response.

Customer concentration is highly specialized. The top five funding agencies account for 76% of recent awards by count but only a small fraction of total dollars because most large orders are concentrated in a handful of national vehicles. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service (all regions combined) dominates by award frequency (18–19 awards across four regional offices), followed by the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region (15 awards, $1.3 million). However, by potential value, the picture shifts dramatically: the Forest Service Fire and Aviation Management National Interagency Fire Center (7 awards, $99.3 million combined potential value), the Forest Service Washington Office Acquisitions (1 award, $50 million), and Fish and Wildlife Service Region 1 (1 award, $49.5 million) anchor most of the contract ceiling. This divergence reflects the large indefinite delivery vehicles Rocha holds on a national basis.

Rocha's parent-vehicle position reflects its role as a specialist in Forest Service and interior-agency land management. The top vehicle is Indefinite Delivery Contract 1202SC21T2440 (74 task orders, $12.1 million combined potential value), which appears to be the core regional reforestation and fire support IDIQ. Additional vehicles include water-handling and chipper-services IDCs worth $250 thousand to $500 thousand ceilings under the National Interagency Fire Center. Rocha also holds a $50 million single-award Land Management Integrated Resources Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Forest Service Washington Office (awarded June 2023, running through March 2033) and a $40 million Total Small Business set-aside Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Bureau of Land Management Oregon-Washington Region for forestry stewardship and integrated stand management (awarded August 2026, running through August 2036). A $49.5 million National Fuels Reduction BPA with Fish and Wildlife Service Region 1 (awarded September 2026, through March 2029) further positions Rocha as a multi-agency restoration contractor across the interior agencies.

Activity has grown consistently: 14 awards in 2022 to 28 in 2025, with 17 awards in 2026 year-to-date. The recent trajectory reflects stable execution across established vehicles rather than new competitive wins. Ten awards reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying $1.7 million in combined potential value, representing modest recompete exposure concentrated in smaller regional task orders rather than major IDV ceilings. The two largest vehicles (the $50 million LMIR BPA and $40 million BLM stewardship IDIQ) extend through 2033 and 2036 respectively, locking in Rocha's position on those platforms.

Rocha competes entirely under Total Small Business set-asides and full-and-open designations; the vendor does not hold access to government-wide contract vehicles such as GWAC or GSA Schedule positions. Its federal footprint is narrowly focused: nearly all 107 recent awards are coded to Support Activities for Forestry (NAICS 1151) and Natural Resources Conservation Forest-Range Fire Suppression/Presuppression (PSC), reflecting a business model built around USDA Forest Service and interior-agency land management and fire response requirements in Western regions.