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, hand thinning, vegetation management, and forest health improvement services to federal land management agencies as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards). The vendor competes primarily under total small business set-asides and holds a portfolio of multi-year indefinite delivery contracts across the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management totaling over $792 million in combined potential value.

Superior AJ Forestry's capability footprint centers on concrete forestry and wildfire mitigation work: manual hazardous fuels reduction, juniper cutting and hand piling, brush clearing, tree planting and seedling establishment, post-fire reforestation, hand thinning and pruning, and silvicultural services across western public lands. Representative named work includes a $1,091,755 delivery order for juniper cutting and hand piling (East Oregon Manual Hazardous Fuel Reduction contract, BLM, June 2024); a $598,098 delivery order for hand cutting and piling on the Sawtooth National Wildlife Refuge (Forest Service Region 4, May 2026); a $308,238 fuels reduction delivery order near Spokane, Washington (East Washington Manual Hazardous Fuel Reduction IDIQ, BLM Idaho Region, April 2024); and a $221,964 hand thinning task order at Bear Lake West Phase 3 on Caribou-Targhee National Forest (Forest Service Region 1, July 2026).

Customer concentration sits heavily with the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management National Office, which anchors 12 awards worth $530 million in combined potential value — a dominant share of the vendor's $792.8 million portfolio. The top five customer entities by potential value account for 96% of combined value: BLM National Office ($530 million); Forest Service Region 2–Rocky Mountain Region ($100.1 million); Forest Service Region 3–Southwestern Region ($50 million); Forest Service Region 5–Pacific Southwest Region ($42.1 million); and BLM Oregon-Washington Region ($40.6 million). By award count, BLM Idaho Region leads with 22 awards but carries only $2.7 million in potential value, reflecting a typical pattern of smaller delivery orders under larger master IDCs. The vendor serves 14 distinct customer agencies in total, with geographic concentration across western U.S. public lands.

Superior AJ Forestry holds multiple large indefinite delivery contracts that structure most of its federal work: the East Oregon Manual Hazardous Fuel Reduction 2022–2027 master IDIQ ($140 million ceiling, BLM National Office, September 2022, through September 2027); the Southwest Oregon Manual Hazardous Fuel Reduction 2022–2027 IDIQ ($110 million, BLM National Office, September 2022–2027); the East Washington Manual Hazardous Fuel Reduction 2022–2027 IDIQ ($70 million, BLM National Office, September 2022–2027); the Central Oregon Manual Hazardous Fuel Reduction 2022–2027 IDIQ ($145 million, BLM National Office, September 2022–2027); Region 02 Vegetation Management Services ($100 million, Forest Service Rocky Mountain Region, March 2024–2029); R3 Fuels and Vegetation Management IDIQ ($50 million, Forest Service Region 3, April 2026–2031); and the Region 5 (Pacific Southwest) reforestation services contract ($7.5 million under the Great American Outdoors Act, April 2026–2031). The vendor also holds a $20 million manual fuels reduction IDIQ with Forest Service Region 5 (July 2022–2027) and a $40 million silviculture IDIQ with BLM Oregon-Washington Region (August 2023–2028). Execution occurs entirely as prime contractor with no identified subcontract footprint.

Activity trajectory shows volatility over the past five years — 18 awards in 2022, declining to 4 in 2025, then recovering to 13 in 2026 — reflecting the task-order flow pattern against large standing IDIQs rather than new prime awards. The recompete cliff is modest: 15 awards with ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $2 million, implying most of the vendor's larger IDIQs remain in active performance period through 2027–2031. The vendor's award portfolio is highly concentrated in a single NAICS category (Support Activities for Forestry, NAICS 115310) and aligns closely with natural resources conservation PSC codes for tree thinning (33 awards), forest-range fire suppression (28 awards), and forest tree planting (10 awards). All recent delivery orders are priced on a firm fixed-price basis, and Superior AJ Forestry executes work independently across multiple regions and locations — Vale, Oregon; Medford, Oregon; Sheridan, Wyoming; Challis, Idaho; and numerous Forest Service ranger districts — demonstrating substantial capacity for distributed forestry operations.

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.