Smyth Sean

Smyth Sean, doing business as Brendan Masonry, a Montana-based sole proprietorship, provides masonry, roofing, and historic preservation services to the U.S. Forest Service as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides. All seven awards in the source record are held as a prime, with 100% of work flowing to the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Region 1-Northern Region across Montana national forests.

Brendan Masonry specializes in foundation repair, stone masonry repointing, roof replacement on cedar shingle systems, and restoration work on structures eligible for or listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Representative work includes a $69,800 firm fixed-price contract awarded April 23, 2026, to replace cedar shingle roofs on Battle Ridge Cabin and Ibex Cabin in the Custer Gallatin National Forest under the Great American Outdoors Act, with completion required by September 30, 2026; a $123,300 contract awarded September 24, 2024, for stone masonry repairs and repointing on the Roosevelt Obelisk in the Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest under Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act funding, with completion due October 31, 2025; a $42,750 purchase order awarded August 29, 2024, to replace cedar shingle roof systems at Beaver Creek Cabin and Little Bear Cabin, also under GAOA, with completion by July 31, 2025; and a $49,050 purchase order awarded July 31, 2024, for foundation repair on West Boulder Cabin under GAOA, originally due December 15, 2024. Earlier awards include a $34,380 masonry repair contract on Old Kings Hill Road Bridge No. 3 on the Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest (awarded May 2022, completed July 2023) and a $24,974 GAOA-funded chimney and masonry repair contract at Basin Station Cabin (awarded May 2022, completed July 2022).

Customer concentration is singular and absolute — all seven awards and the full $353 thousand combined potential value derive from Forest Service Region 1-Northern Region. Award activity shows three contracts awarded in 2024 and one in 2026, with one award carrying an ultimate completion date within the next twenty-four months ($70 thousand in potential value at recompete). The vendor carries no subcontract footprint and operates exclusively as a prime on small business set-asides, indicating a highly localized, Forest Service-dependent revenue model concentrated in Montana national forest infrastructure and historic preservation work.

Masonry contractor specializing in custom stone work, new construction, and historic restoration and preservation. Knowledgeable of all types of brick, block, stone, historic mortars and back country cabin restoration.