YRU Contracting Inc.

YRU Contracting Inc., doing business as YRU Contracting, is a small business subchapter S corporation based in Weiser, Idaho that delivers road and bridge construction, infrastructure restoration, and disaster recovery support to the USDA Forest Service as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides. The company operates exclusively as a prime (100% of recent awards) and competes predominantly under small-business set-asides across federal land management agencies.

YRU Contracting's capability portfolio centers on highway, bridge, and heavy civil engineering construction for national forests and grasslands. Representative work includes a $2.36 million delivery order awarded May 1, 2026 by the USDA Forest Service Region 4 (Intermountain Region) for reconstruction of the Sage Hen Recreation Area on the Boise National Forest, including campground restoration and picnic shelter installation through June 30, 2027; a $587,014 contract awarded July 26, 2021 for the Redfish Lake Outlet Trail Bridge Construction Project in the Sawtooth National Forest, Idaho; and a $249,720 contract awarded July 5, 2023 for Frenchman Creek Bridge replacement in Stanley, Idaho. Recent work also includes a $410,815 delivery order for Smiley Creek Bridge replacement and road realignment in Cedar City, Utah (awarded October 1, 2025), and smaller task orders for fence repair and water-trough replacement in fire-affected areas.

YRU Contracting's customer base is dominated by the USDA Forest Service across multiple regions. The top five customers by potential-value share account for 94% of combined potential value, led by the Forest Service Research Service Rocky Mountain Research Station (1 award, $50 million potential value—the Intermountain Region 4 Road and Bridge Construction Services MATOC awarded May 15, 2025), the Forest Service Northern Region (3 awards, $25.2 million), the Forest Service Southern Region (27 awards, $15.6 million), the Intermountain Region (12 awards, $5.1 million), and the Rocky Mountain Region (2 awards, $512 thousand). The award-count ranking diverges significantly: the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission appears as the top customer by volume (35 awards) but carries minimal potential value, suggesting a historical portfolio of small orders that have largely completed. Current activity concentrates heavily on the Forest Service.

YRU Contracting holds the $50 million Forest Service Intermountain Region 4 Road and Bridge Construction Services MATOC (awarded May 15, 2025, running through April 30, 2030), which anchors its vehicle position. The company places task orders under several additional indefinite delivery contracts with the Forest Service, including vehicles valued at $14 million combined with the Forest Service Southern Region for disaster recovery support services. From the top five vehicles by task-order count, YRU Contracting has issued 10 task orders under Indefinite Delivery Contract AG4756C100015 ($168 thousand combined potential value), 8 task orders under Indefinite Delivery Contract 5004H1894016, 4 task orders under AG4568C050013 ($125 thousand combined potential value), and 2 task orders under the Intermountain Region 4 Road and Bridge Construction Services MATOC ($2.8 million combined potential value).

Activity in recent years has been sparse, with one award in 2021, one in 2023, and two awards each in 2024 and 2025. The most recent award arrived May 1, 2026. YRU Contracting faces minimal recompete pressure — only two awards with completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry $2.8 million in combined potential value. The company operates across primary NAICS categories in highway, street, and bridge construction (37 awards), support activities for forestry (25 awards), and other heavy and civil engineering construction (25 awards).

FENCE CONSTRUCTION, CAMPGROUND CONSTRUCTION, TRAIL CONSTRUCTION, TRAIL MAINTENANCE.