Swedberg Contracting Corp.

Swedberg Contracting Corp., a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Nine Mile Falls, Washington, operates as a prime contractor delivering forestry, land management, and wildland fire support services to federal agencies across western and southern regions under total small business set-asides and competitive awards. The company is a Subchapter S Corporation competing exclusively in the prime role—303 awards in the source data carry no subcontractor elements—with a capability footprint concentrated almost entirely on USDA Forest Service and Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management operations.

Swedberg's work centers on concrete forestry and land management execution: tree felling, heavy equipment operation, hazardous fuels reduction, prescribed burn support, vegetation and habitat restoration, watershed protection, road work, and emergency wildfire response. Representative delivery orders include a $232,792 order from USDA Forest Service Region 6 for land management services in Wenatchee, Washington (July 2026, total small business set-aside), a $180,475 order from Forest Service Region 2 for forestry and land management in Delta, Colorado (July 2026, total small business set-aside), and a $190,392 firm fixed-price delivery order from Forest Service Region 6 for comprehensive forestry services in Oregon (July 2024, no set-aside). The company also holds multiple large indefinite delivery vehicles: a $70 million single-award Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract with the Bureau of Land Management for East Washington mechanical hazardous fuel reduction (September 2023 through August 2028), a $50 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with Forest Service Region 6 for Pacific Northwest stewardship services (April 2023 through October 2032), and a $50 million single-award BPA with Forest Service Region 1 for Northern Rockies stewardship (May 2023 through October 2032).

Customer concentration is extremely high and regionally specific. Forest Service Region 6 (Pacific Northwest Region) accounts for 134 awards at $71.7 million combined potential value. Bureau of Land Management National Office carries 3 awards valued at $70 million. Forest Service Region 1 (Northern Region) holds 33 awards at $51.5 million. Forest Service Washington Office Acquisitions accounts for 1 award at $50 million. Together these top four customers represent 99% of combined potential value. The remaining customer base—Forest Service Regions 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, and 9, plus National Interagency Fire Center, and scattered regional offices—distributes the residual awards across fire suppression, fuels management, and stewardship work. Award activity has grown sharply: 26 awards in 2022, 29 in 2023, 63 in 2024, 22 in 2025, and 34 in 2026 year-to-date. Combined potential value across all 303 awards totals $256.1 million, though only $12.1 million (5% of potential) has been obligated to date—typical of indefinite delivery vehicles where ceilings far exceed near-term invoicing.

Swedberg's vehicle position is anchored by multiple large BPAs and IDCs. The top five parent vehicles by task order count are IDC 12569R23T7171 (56 task orders, $2.6 million), IDC 1202SB23T6659 (49 task orders, $1.9 million), IDC 1204H120T7089 (44 task orders, $1.8 million), BPA AG04H1B177386 (35 task orders, $1.1 million), and IDC 12034320T7024 (19 task orders, $689 thousand). These vehicles are predominantly National Interagency Fire Center awards for regional faller services, heavy equipment, and chipper operations under total small business set-asides, alongside the larger Forest Service and BLM regional stewardship and fuels reduction BPAs. Most task orders issued against these vehicles carry no set-aside designation, indicating the vendor competes on capability once on the vehicle. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal—one award valued at $5 thousand reaches completion in that window.

The vendor's competitive posture runs wholly through total small business set-asides at the IDV award level (vehicle competition) and then open competitive issuance of task orders against those vehicles. NAICS 238910 (Support Activities for Forestry) accounts for 297 of 303 awards; PSC Natural Resources/Conservation - Forest-Range Fire Suppression/Presuppression covers 285 awards. Place of performance spans domestic Forest Service and BLM locations in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, California, Wyoming, Utah, North Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, and Minnesota—reflective of the geographic scope of Swedberg's regional stewardship and fire support footprint.

Well qualified tree fallers - Our average faller has more than 10 years of experience in commercial logging, with some as high as 40 years

Over 40 well qualified tree fallers available in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana

Four Class A CDL holders to transport our own equipment

Variety of capabilities- Mastication, falling, ROW clearing.

Extensive network-Additional resources and available subcontractors for forestry services and equipment

Have bonded a single project for up to 350K

We have years of experience contracting with various government entities such as DNR & USFS for fighting wildfires

6 years providing equipment and operators

4 years providing tree fallers

We have done work in the private sector as well as for local, state and federal government across a wide variety of agencies including-WA State Dept. of Natural Resources, Forest Service, BLM, National Park Service, BIA