🇺🇸 126 Agriculture & Forestry Contracts in the United States

Agriculture and forestry procurement through SAM.gov supports agencies including the US Department of Agriculture (USDA), US Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and Natural Resources Conservation Service. Contract values range from $5,000 for seasonal field work to $100 million for multi-year wildfire management and land stewardship programs. Federal agriculture contracts cover crop research, soil conservation, pest management, irrigation infrastructure, and commodity inspection services. Forestry procurement includes timber management, reforestation, trail construction, wildfire suppression support, and forest inventory. The US Forest Service issues stewardship contracts that allow contractors to trade goods for services, creating unique opportunities in the timber industry. Wildfire management and prevention represent the fastest-growing federal forestry spending category, driven by increasingly severe fire seasons. The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law allocated billions for forest management and restoration. Companies with experience in prescribed burning, mechanical fuel reduction, post-fire rehabilitation, and vegetation management are in strong demand. Rural-based businesses and those with experience in remote operations have natural advantages in this sector.