Superior AJ Forestry, LLC

Superior AJ Forestry, LLC, a woman-owned, small disadvantaged, Hispanic American-owned limited liability company based in Central Point, Oregon, delivers manual hazardous fuels reduction, forest thinning, hand piling, juniper cutting, tree planting, and related vegetation management services to federal land management agencies as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides and competitive procurements. The company operates exclusively in the prime role across an 81-award portfolio spanning the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management, with no subcontract activity.

Superior AJ Forestry's customer base is heavily concentrated in the Bureau of Land Management. The top five agencies account for 72% of award count and 97% of combined potential value, led by the BLM National Office with 12 awards and $530 million in combined potential value, the Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region with 6 awards and $105.6 million, and the Forest Service Southwestern Region with 1 award at $50 million. By award count, the BLM Idaho Region ranks first with 21 awards but carries only $2.5 million in combined potential value, reflecting the vendor's high-volume execution of small delivery orders against larger IDIQs. This concentration divergence signals a distinct customer dynamic: BLM National Office anchors the dollar base through multi-year master IDIQs while regional BLM offices place numerous task orders in the $30,000 to $300,000 range.

Superior AJ Forestry holds a portfolio of master indefinite delivery contracts with combined ceiling values exceeding $470 million across western public lands. The vendor places task orders against BLM National Office master IDIQs totaling $140 million (East Oregon Manual Hazardous Fuel Reduction 2022–2027), $110 million (Southwest Oregon Manual Hazardous Fuel Reduction 2022–2027), $70 million (East Washington Manual Hazardous Fuel Reduction 2022–2027), $60 million (Northwest Oregon Manual Hazardous Fuel Reduction 2022–2027), and $40 million (BLM Western Oregon Silviculture MATOC). On the Forest Service side, the vendor holds single-award IDIQs at $49.999 million (Region 3 Fuels and Vegetation Management, awarded April 2026 under Great American Outdoors Act), $100 million (Region 6 Vegetation Treatment Services, awarded March 2024), $20 million (Region 5 Manual Fuels Reduction, awarded July 2022), $18.75 million (Region 1/4 Timber Stand Improvement and Hand Fuels Treatments, awarded September 2022), and $7.5 million (Region 5 Reforestation Services, awarded April 2026 under Great American Outdoors Act). The vendor also holds two $250,000 National Interagency Fire Center BPAs for chipper equipment and crews supporting Regions 5 and 6 (awarded February 2026 and May 2024) and a $5 million single-award BPA with the Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region for mechanical and hand thinning on the Wallowa Whitman and Umatilla National Forests (awarded May 2022).

Recent representative work includes a $537,498 delivery order from the Forest Service Intermountain Region for hand cutting and piling on the Sawtooth National Wildlife Refuge (awarded May 2026, completion November 2026), a $566,843 delivery order from the Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region for fuels reduction in Southwest Oregon (awarded May 2026, completion November 2027), a $1,091,755 juniper cutting and hand piling order from BLM Idaho Region under the East Oregon master IDIQ (awarded June 2024, completion September 2025), and a $308,238 hazardous fuels reduction order near Spokane, Washington under the East Washington master IDIQ (awarded April 2024, completion November 2024). Awards are concentrated under NAICS 115310 (Support Activities for Forestry), with PSC codes split between natural resources tree thinning (33 awards), forest-range fire suppression/presuppression (27 awards), and forest tree planting (10 awards).

Activity has remained steady to declining over the past five years—18 awards in 2022, dropping to 4 in 2025 before rebounding to 12 in 2026 (year-to-date through July)—with only 1% of combined potential value obligated across the 81-award portfolio, indicating that most dollars remain unexercised ceiling on the master IDIQs. Within the next twenty-four months, 15 awards with $1.9 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion and face recompete exposure. Superior AJ Forestry executes work independently as prime contractor with no identified major subcontractors, positioning it as a dedicated capacity provider for federal land management agencies across the western United States focused on wildfire risk mitigation and forest health on public lands.

Superior AJ Forestry provides a variety of services to maintain a healthy forest. We work in a professional manner and are efficient and effective in providing services such as planting, thinning, hand piling, fuels reduction, slashing, lop & scatter and more.