Tysor LLC

Tysor LLC, a self-certified small disadvantaged business and veteran-owned limited liability company based in American Falls, Idaho, provides noxious weed control and invasive species treatment services to federal land management agencies as a 100% prime contractor operating exclusively under small business set-asides. The vendor specializes in herbicide application, integrated weed management, and post-fire landscape restoration across federal public lands, with personnel required to hold Idaho Professional Applicator Licenses in the Agricultural Pesticide Category and to provide GPS tracking and compliance reporting throughout performance.

The vendor's customer footprint is heavily concentrated on Interior Department land management bureaus. The Bureau of Reclamation anchors 78% of recent awards by count and 100% of potential value by concentration ($1.8 million across eight awards), followed by the Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region ($453 thousand across three awards) and the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Region 4 ($78 thousand). This concentration reflects Tysor's geographic and capability niche — Idaho-based weed control and post-fire invasive species treatment on public lands — rather than diversification across federal agencies or mission areas. Work flows through purchase orders and a blanket purchase agreement; the BLM Pocatello Field Office BPA, established May 19, 2026, carries a $350 thousand ceiling running through April 30, 2031, and represents the vendor's largest standing vehicle for task orders.

Recent named prime awards include a $738,629 Snake River Area weed control purchase order from the Bureau of Reclamation (August 1, 2026, total small business set-aside, scheduled through July 31, 2031) covering noxious weed prevention across 31,431 acres, a $45,059 BLM Idaho Falls District roadside herbicide spot application order (April 6, 2026) for Russian thistle control across 1,987 acres, and a $77,940 Forest Service Region 4 post-fire invasive species treatment contract (June 21, 2023) for restoration work following the Grouse Fire. Activity shows modest volatility — three awards in 2020, then flat to one award per year through 2023, resuming at three awards in 2026 — with combined potential value of $2.4 million and obligated value of $1.4 million across eighteen awards since 2006. No subcontractor activity appears in the source; Tysor operates exclusively as a prime vendor to federal land agencies.