Rosa Environmental Services LLC

Rosa Environmental Services LLC, a woman-owned small business and limited liability partnership based in Eugene, Oregon, provides native plant seed collection, revegetation, and botanical restoration services to federal land management agencies exclusively as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides. The company operates across the Pacific Northwest and Idaho through three core federal vehicles: a $50 million single-award USDA Forest Service Land Management Integrated Resources National BPA (LMIR) running through March 2033, a $4 million single-award Bureau of Land Management BPA for botanical services in the Pacific Northwest and Idaho regions through June 2029, and a $3 million regional Forest Service BPA through August 2027.

Rosa's customer base concentrates heavily on the Department of Agriculture Forest Service. The Forest Service Washington Office Acquisitions accounts for $50 million in potential value through the LMIR BPA, while the Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region drives volume with nine awards valued at $3.6 million combined. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management contributes the remaining $4 million. Across NAICS coding, support activities for forestry account for ten awards, with the remaining work split between environmental consulting and seed collection services. Recent representative work includes an $160,200 BPA call from the Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region awarded in August 2026 to locate, identify, and map native plant collection sites with completion through December 2027; a $126,389.75 BPA call from May 2023 for native seed collection across the Pacific Northwest Region; and a $58,700 definitive contract from August 2023 for native seed collection services at Mt. Hood National Forest through December 2025. The company also delivers seed collection task orders under the restoration BPA targeting specific species such as yarrow, narrowleaf onion, and Oregon sunshine to support reforestation efforts.

Activity peaked in 2023 with six awards, declining to one award each in 2024 and 2026. Of the eleven total prime awards in the source footprint, three carrying combined potential value of $291,000 face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete opportunity. Rosa operates exclusively through task orders issued against its three BPA vehicles — six task orders under the Forest Service Pacific Northwest restoration BPA alone — with minimal dollars obligated to date relative to ceiling value, indicating the awards remain in early execution or planning phases. Work locations span Oregon and Alaska national forests, with performance sites including Eugene, Fairbanks, Heppner, Bend, Lakeview, Glide, and Idleyld Park.