Smith Spraying Inc.

Smith Spraying Inc., doing business as Smith Spraying, is a Wyoming-based landscaping contractor that delivers invasive plant treatment and noxious weed management services to the National Park Service as a Total Small Business set-aside prime contractor. The company operates as a for-profit Subchapter S corporation and competes exclusively under the Total Small Business set-aside category across all recent prime awards.

All six awards in Smith Spraying's federal portfolio originate from the Department of the Interior's National Park Service Intermountain Region and concentrate on invasive plant treatment at Grand Teton National Park. Smith Spraying holds three single-award IDIQs with NPS, each running through May 31, 2029, collectively valued at $918 thousand: one for roadside herbicide application (ceiling $330 thousand), one for motorized cover and spot treatment (ceiling $290 thousand), and one for backpack treatment using utility terrain vehicles (ceiling $298 thousand). Work is performed in Moose, Wyoming on a per-acre pricing model between June 1 and July 15 annually. Recent delivery orders under these IDIQs include a $76,440 order for roadside invasive plant treatment (ultimate completion May 31, 2027), a $58,365 order for motorized cover and spot treatment (ultimate completion May 31, 2027), and a $51 thousand order for backpack treatment (ultimate completion May 31, 2029). The contractor must employ personnel holding Wyoming Commercial Pesticide Applicators licenses with two years of noxious weed management experience and must meet 90 percent herbicide efficacy standards verified by government final inspection at least 14 days after treatment. Deliverables include daily treatment records and GPS-collected electronic data in ArcGIS Pro-compatible format. Contractors provide all materials, equipment, labor, licensing, supervision, and transportation; the government supplies herbicides and adjuvants. Service Contract Labor Standards apply using Teton County, Wyoming wage rates, and contractors must maintain liability insurance at $100 thousand per person and $500 thousand per occurrence.

Smith Spraying's customer concentration is absolute — 100 percent of awards and combined potential value derive from the NPS Intermountain Region. Combined potential value across all awards stands at $1.1 million, with $186 thousand obligated to date (17 percent of total ceiling value). Activity is recent: all six awards date to June 2026. Two awards carrying combined potential value of $135 thousand reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure.