Willis Logging Inc.

Willis Logging Inc. is a for-profit subchapter S corporation located in North Fork, California, specializing in forest management, timber harvesting, and integrated resource services for the U.S. Forest Service. Registered in SAM.gov since 2016, the company provides critical environmental and forestry services primarily to the Pacific Southwest Region (Region 5) of the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service. The company focuses on supporting National Forest stewardship programs through comprehensive forest management activities that include commercial thinning, tree felling, slash and product removal, erosion control, and road and culvert maintenance.

The company's federal contract awards demonstrate a consistent focus on forest management and restoration projects, primarily within California's National Forest System lands. Willis Logging Inc. has been awarded several significant contracts, including a $679,450 project for hazard tree removal in fire-damaged campgrounds under the Great American Outdoors Act, and multiple stewardship integrated resource service contracts (IRSC) ranging from $74,550 to $1,662,000. These contracts involve critical services such as removing dead and dying trees, conducting forest management activities, and supporting disaster recovery efforts. Most of the contracts have been awarded without specific set-aside designations, indicating the company's competitive positioning in the federal marketplace, with all recent awards coming from the USDA Forest Service's Pacific Southwest Region.

Willis Logging Inc. holds a significant $50 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) for the Pacific Southwest Stewardship program, which has a 10-year period of performance ending in October 2032. This BPA serves as an umbrella vehicle for task orders supporting forest management and timber harvesting across National Forest System lands. Under this BPA, the company has already received multiple task orders, including a $1,662,000 call for integrated resource services and another for $1,268,159 focused on felling, skidding, and removing trees. The BPA allows the Forest Service to issue task orders for various forest management activities, providing flexibility in addressing ongoing stewardship and restoration needs in California's national forests.