Wilson Herbicide Spraying, LLC

Wilson Herbicide Spraying, LLC, a woman-owned, economically disadvantaged small business based in Adel, Oregon, delivers herbicide application and invasive species control services to federal land management agencies as a prime contractor exclusively, holding a $50 million single-award national Blanket Purchase Agreement with the USDA Forest Service through March 2033 and competing under Total Small Business set-asides on call orders and purchase orders from regional Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management offices.

The company's capability portfolio centers on noxious weed eradication, invasive plant treatment, and post-fire ecological restoration across federal lands in the western United States, with concrete work including herbicide application for Scotch thistle, Russian knapweed, and reed canary grass control; invasive species survey and mapping; and integrated land management restoration. Representative awards include a $361,230 BPA call from the USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region for herbicide treatments under the Central Oregon Restoration Project through November 2026, a $276,360 purchase order from the Bureau of Land Management Nevada Region for invasive plant species treatment across approximately 4,606 acres in Elko County (award date April 2023), a $272,760 purchase order from BLM Nevada for similar weed treatment on an additional 4,546 acres nearby (also April 2023), and two recent calls under the Land Management Integrated Resources National BPA — a $72,989 call from the Fish and Wildlife Service Region 1 for herbicide spraying at Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge (April 2026, completion November 2026) and an $81,997 call for the Sheldon-Hart Mountain National Wildlife Refuge Complex (award date September 2025, completion September 2026).

Customer concentration is dominated by the USDA Forest Service. The top five customer entities account for 93% of awards by count and 100% by potential value, with the Forest Service Washington Office Acquisitions controlling $50 million (97% of combined potential value) through the single national LMIR BPA, and the Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region placing seven awards worth $714 thousand. The Bureau of Land Management Nevada and California regions and the Fish and Wildlife Service Region 1 collectively account for the remaining call orders. Activity has declined markedly from five awards in both 2022 and 2023 to one award per year in 2024, 2025, and 2026 to date. The $50 million LMIR BPA, awarded May 2023 with ultimate completion March 2033, anchors the portfolio; Wilson placed six task orders worth $714 thousand under the Central Oregon Restoration Project BPA (a separate multiple-award vehicle) and two task orders under LMIR itself ($155 thousand combined). Three awards with combined potential value of $516 thousand face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore require recompete. Wilson competes exclusively as a prime contractor (100% prime split) and does not maintain subcontractor relationships in the federal footprint. Work is performed across Pacific Northwest and Southwest federal lands, with place of performance including Oregon, Nevada, and California forest service and BLM administered lands, and Fish and Wildlife Service refuges across DOI Region 1.

Integrated Pest Management; Pesticide application,herbicide application,insecticide application,vegetation control for fire and visibility. pesticide control for agriculture