Silhouette Farm & Forestry, LLC

Silhouette Farm & Forestry, LLC, a woman-owned small business based in Phoenix, Oregon, operates as a prime contractor delivering vegetation management, hazardous fuels reduction, invasive species removal, tree planting, and forest restoration services to federal land management agencies across the United States on a predominantly total small business set-aside basis.

The vendor's customer base reflects a heavy concentration in Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management work across all regions. The top five customers by award count account for 50% of recent awards, led by the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Region 9 (Eastern Region) with 40 awards valued at $19.3 million combined, followed by Forest Service Region 5 (Pacific Southwest) with 22 awards at $74.2 million, Forest Service Region 3 (Southwestern) with 21 awards at $52.6 million, BLM Idaho Region with 16 awards at $1.1 million, and BLM Oregon-Washington with 15 awards at $89 million. Dollar concentration diverges significantly from award volume: the BLM National Office anchors the top position by potential value at $525 million across ten large indefinite delivery awards, followed by Forest Service Region 2 (Rocky Mountain) at $150.4 million across eight awards. This split reflects Silhouette's portfolio structure—numerous small task orders under multiple regional contracts coupled with several massive master IDIQs and blanket purchase agreements held at the national office level.

Silhouette's vehicle holdings are extensive and nation-spanning. The vendor holds positions on the $50 million Land Management Integrated Resources National BPA (LMIR), a government-wide vehicle available to all federal agencies, with 41 recent task orders valued at $5.8 million in combined ceiling. The vendor also holds single-award or multiple-award IDIQs and BPAs with regional Forest Service offices across all ten regions—Northern, Intermountain, Rocky Mountain, Southwestern, Pacific Southwest, Pacific Northwest, Southern, Eastern, and Alaska—each with potential values ranging from $500 thousand to $100 million. Major vehicles include a $150.4 million Rocky Mountain Region vegetation treatment IDIQ, a $100 million Region 2 IDIQ, $50 million stewardship BPAs in the Pacific Southwest, Pacific Northwest, and Southwest regions, a $49.5 million Fish and Wildlife Service hazardous fuels reduction BPA, and a $40 million BLM Oregon-Washington silviculture IDIQ. A $40 million BLM Oregon-Washington Forestry Stewardship IDIQ was awarded August 2026 under total small business set-aside for stand management across BLM Oregon State Office lands through August 2036. Recent task orders across these vehicles include a $852.9 thousand LMIR call for herbicide application and seedling protection on Sierra National Forest (April 2027, completion August 2027), a $779.4 thousand LMIR call for Payette National Forest disaster relief invasive species treatments (July 2026, completion November 2027), a $1.135 million Fish and Wildlife Service call for Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge tree thinning (November 2024, completion August 2025), and a $752.6 thousand brush removal delivery order from the Office of Acquisitions and Grants (October 2025, completion September 2026).

The vendor competes exclusively as a prime contractor; no subcontractor activity appears in the recent award history. This posture reflects both Silhouette's positioning as a direct service delivery firm and its status as a woman-owned small business, which focuses on set-aside work where the vendor builds its own crews and carries direct performance responsibility. Across the 226 recent prime awards, the vendor has executed work nationwide spanning herbicide application, manual and mechanical thinning, hand piling, tree planting, seedling installation, site preparation, invasive species removal, animal damage control, and forest stand improvement. Representative work includes $401.4 thousand for chemical site preparation and herbicide release on the Eldorado National Forest (May 2024), $360.8 thousand for tree planting and tube installation on Santa Fe National Forest following the 2022 Hermit Peak Calf Canyon wildfire (August 2025), $419.6 thousand for noxious weed survey and treatment in Sierra County, California (June 2023), and $757.9 thousand for broadcast herbicide application across 2,500 acres on Stanislaus National Forest (March 2024, completion July 2025).

Activity has been consistent over the past five years, with 40 awards in 2023, 46 in 2024, 38 in 2025, and 39 in 2026. Within the next twenty-four months, forty awards with combined potential value of $5.5 million reach ultimate completion, representing routine recompete exposure typical of the contractor's portfolio cycle. The combined potential value across all 226 awards totals $1.28 billion, though only $23.5 million (2%) is currently obligated, reflecting the nature of indefinite delivery vehicles where ceiling authority far exceeds near-term funding. The vendor's work is overwhelmingly concentrated in support activities for forestry under NAICS 115310 (202 awards), with smaller volumes in soil preparation and cultivating, remediation services, and landscaping. Work is performed across western, midwestern, and eastern regions, with particular concentration in National Forests and BLM districts in California, Oregon, Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, New Mexico, Montana, Wyoming, Missouri, and Washington.

Service Contract Inventory reporting captures limited activity: only $758 thousand in invoiced amount on federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold across two prime records in FY2024, with zero FTEs and zero invoiced revenue reported in FY2025. This narrow SCI footprint does not represent the vendor's total federal revenue—which encompasses goods, micro-purchases, and classified work excluded from the public SCI dataset—and is substantially smaller than the $1.28 billion in award authority the vendor holds. The SCI data showing $0 obligated in FY2025 reflects the lag in SCI reporting relative to current contract awards captured in the broader federal award snapshot. Hourly rate posture on SCI contracts ran $184.28 per hour (tenth, median, and ninetieth percentiles) for labor performed in FY2024, indicating relatively uniform pricing within a single service contract. The vendor performs all work directly with zero subcontractor engagement across SCI-reportable prime contracts.