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. The vendor competes predominantly under total small business set-asides, with roughly 100% of recent awards designated for small business participation.

Silhouette Farm & Forestry holds an extensive portfolio of indefinite delivery and blanket purchase agreement vehicles with the U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and National Park Service, collectively valued at more than one billion dollars in potential ceiling authority through 2032–2033. The largest vehicles include a $525 million BLM National Office multiple-award IDV for manual hazardous fuel reduction across five Pacific Northwest and Oregon regions (East Washington, East Oregon, Southwest Oregon, Northwest Oregon, and Central Oregon Manual Hazardous Fuel Reduction 2022–2027); a $300 million portfolio of Forest Service stewardship blanket purchase agreements covering regions 1, 3, 4, 5, and 6 plus the Northern Rockies and Intermountain regions; a $49.5 million Fish and Wildlife Service National Hazardous Fuels Reduction BPA for work nationwide and in Guam; and a $7.3 million BLM multiple-award IDIQ for invasive weed control and inventory in Northwest Oregon. The vendor also holds single-award stewardship agreements valued at $50 million each with the Forest Service in six regions (Pacific Southwest, Pacific Northwest, Intermountain, Rocky Mountain, Southwest, and Northern Rockies) and significant dedicated IDIQs for specific national forests including the Monongahela ($1 million), Mark Twain ($4.7 million), Hiawatha ($5.3 million), and Kisatchie ($7.5 million).

Recent prime work spans hazardous fuels reduction, vegetation treatment, tree planting, and invasive species control on Forest Service and BLM lands nationwide. Representative recent awards include a $1.135 million Fish and Wildlife Service call for tree thinning and hazardous fuels reduction at Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge (November 2024, completion August 2025); a $757.9 million Forest Service definitive contract for herbicide release on the Stanislaus National Forest in California (March 2024, completion July 2025); a $529.9 thousand Forest Service call for invasive species treatments on the Payette National Forest, Idaho, under total small business set-aside (July 2026, completion November 2027); and a $283.5 thousand Forest Service vegetation management call for Eleven Point, Missouri, under total small business set-aside (September 2026, completion November 2026). The vendor also holds a $7.5 million Forest Service BPA for vegetation management across National Forests and Grasslands in Texas (September 2025, completion August 2030), a $4.8 million Forest Service R2 Planting IDIQ for reforestation across the Rocky Mountain Region (April 2026, completion February 2030), and a $7.3 million BLM multiple-award IDIQ for invasive plant treatment in Northwest Oregon (May 2024, completion March 2029).

Customer concentration reflects the vendor's deep positioning with Forest Service regions and BLM. The top five customers by award count—Forest Service R9-Eastern Region (38 awards, $19.2 million), Forest Service R3-Southwestern Region (21 awards, $52.6 million), Forest Service R5-Pacific Southwest Region (19 awards, $73.2 million), Forest Service R6-Pacific Northwest Region (14 awards, $162.1 million), and BLM Idaho Region (13 awards, $739 thousand)—account for 52% of recent awards. However, the top customers by potential value diverge significantly: BLM National Office anchors $525 million (52% of combined potential value), followed by Forest Service R6-Pacific Northwest ($162.1 million), Forest Service R5-Pacific Southwest ($73.2 million), Forest Service R1-Northern Region ($69 million), and Forest Service R3-Southwestern Region ($52.6 million), accounting collectively for 71% of potential value. This concentration reflects Silhouette Farm & Forestry's established dominance in the national hazardous fuel reduction market and stewardship contracting across the Forest Service system.

The vendor competes entirely as a prime contractor—100% of recent awards are prime contracts or IDVs, with no subcontractor footprint in the source data. This prime-centric posture positions Silhouette Farm & Forestry as a direct executor of federal land management work rather than a feeder to larger contractors.

Activity has remained steady at 38–46 awards annually over the past three years, with 19 awards in 2026 (through September 1, the source date). The recompete cliff presents material opportunity: 29 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $4.3 million, signaling near-term competitive exposure for Silhouette Farm & Forestry's contract base.

Service Contract Inventory reporting captures a small subset of the vendor's federal activity: SCI reported $758 thousand in invoiced revenue in FY2024 across 2.0 FTEs on a single prime contract above the $150,000 threshold. Government-paid hourly rates on that SCI-reportable contract ran $184.28 per hour. SCI data exclude goods, small purchases, and the bulk of Silhouette Farm & Forestry's task-order-based delivery order work, so these figures represent a narrow slice of total federal revenue.

Silhouette Farm & Forestry's vendor classification as a woman-owned small business under NAICS 115310 (Support Activities for Forestry) and related codes, combined with its dominance of the national hazardous fuels reduction IDIQ portfolio and multi-region stewardship agreement footprint, positions it as a primary vehicle for federal land management agencies executing forest health, wildfire mitigation, and ecosystem restoration objectives across western, midwestern, and eastern regions through 2032–2033.