Standridge Bulldozing Inc.

Standridge Bulldozing Inc., a small business prime contractor based in Paris, Arkansas, delivers road construction, maintenance, and forest infrastructure services to the USDA Forest Service on an all-prime basis, with no subcontractor engagement across its federal footprint. The vendor competes predominantly under total small business set-asides on USDA Forest Service multiple award task order contracts (MATOCs) and indefinite delivery vehicles in the Southern Region (Region 8).

Standridge's customer concentration is extreme. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service R8-Southern Region accounts for 122 of 148 total awards (89% coverage) and $99.9 million of the combined $101.4 million potential value across all prime awards — 98.5% of the vendor's federal opportunity footprint. The remaining customer agencies (Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission, Federal Highway Administration, Army Corps of Engineers, and general USDA Forest Service) represent marginal transactional activity. This concentration reflects Standridge's specialization as a single-customer contractor for the Southern Region.

Standridge holds positions on four active IDIQ vehicles under USDA Forest Service Region 8, all small-business-set-aside: a $12 million Ozark National Forest Road Construction MATOC (awarded July 1, 2023, through March 31, 2028), an $18 million South Ouachita National Forest Road Construction MATOC (awarded July 1, 2023, through March 31, 2028), a $5 million St. Francis National Forest Eastern Region Road Construction MATOC (awarded July 1, 2023, through March 31, 2028), and a $2 million Ouachita and Ozark-St. Francis Road Maintenance Services IDIQ (awarded April 8, 2022, through March 31, 2025). Representative recent task orders include a $2.7 million firm-fixed-price delivery order awarded September 12, 2025, for Shores Lake Road Reconstruction on Ozark National Forest (completion July 9, 2027); a $1.7 million definitive contract awarded September 9, 2024, for day-use renovation at Shady Lake Recreation Site in Ouachita National Forest (completion March 31, 2026); and a $819 thousand delivery order for road construction in Mountainburg, Arkansas (completion June 30, 2026). Work scope spans road construction, reconstruction, and maintenance; culvert replacement; earthwork; drainage structure installation; gravel surfacing; demolition; minor bridge construction and retensioning; security fencing; and recreation-site improvements across multiple Arkansas national forest districts with performance locations in Russellville, Mountainburg, Mountain View, and surrounding areas.

Activity trajectory has declined sharply. Awards per year fell from nine in 2022 and ten in 2023 to four in 2024, three in 2025, and one in 2026. The recompete cliff is modest — only two awards (combined potential value $2.9 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months — but reflects compressed recent award velocity. The vendor's award history spans back to 1990, with continuous Forest Service engagement.

SCI-reported activity is minimal and declining. The vendor invoiced $439 thousand in FY2024 across 1.3 FTEs and 2,625 contractor hours on a single Shady Lake Recreation Site renovation contract, with derived government-paid rates of $167.30 per hour. No SCI-reportable invoicing appears in FY2025, and the dataset captures only four SCI records across two fiscal years. SCI figures represent a small subset of the vendor's total USDA Forest Service revenue, which includes delivery orders, definitive contracts, and task orders outside the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold. The vendor performs all labor directly with zero subcontractor engagement on SCI-reportable contracts.

Standridge's federal footprint is dominated by small business set-asides on single-customer MATOCs and indefinite delivery vehicles. The vendor competes full-and-open on individual task orders and delivery orders issued against those set-aside pools. No teaming relationships, sub-awards, or multi-agency pipelines appear in the award record.