The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department focuses on the stewardship, maintenance, and infrastructure development of state-managed natural areas and recreational facilities. Its strategic priorities center on preserving environmental health and ensuring public safety through hazard tree mitigation, forest health management, and the modernization of critical utilities.
Oregon Parks and Recreation Department is a government agency with procurement activity across contracts, awards, and contractors. It currently has 19 open contract opportunities.
Spending trends, top contractors, industry breakdown, and recent contract activity.
AI Mission Profile
The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department focuses on the stewardship, maintenance, and infrastructure development of state-managed natural areas and recreational facilities. Its strategic priorities center on preserving environmental health and ensuring public safety through hazard tree mitigation,...
The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department focuses on the stewardship, maintenance, and infrastructure development of state-managed natural areas and recreational facilities. Its strategic priorities center on preserving environmental health and ensuring public safety through hazard tree mitigation, forest health management, and the modernization of critical utilities. Key focus areas include the upkeep of water systems, the improvement of accessibility via road and bridge construction, and the maintenance of specialized waterfront assets like aluminum docks.
Procurement patterns indicate a heavy reliance on specialty trade contractors for facility sustainment, specifically in electrical, plumbing, and roofing services. The agency frequently solicits bids for heavy civil engineering and site preparation to support infrastructure projects. Additionally, the department procures professional services for environmental consulting, surveying, and mapping to guide land use and conservation efforts. Contract vehicles include open solicitations, sole-source justifications for custom materials, and the utilization of pre-qualified vendor pools to streamline future opportunities.
The agency primarily targets vendors within the construction and professional services sectors, with a high volume of activity under NAICS codes for specialty trade contractors, highway and bridge construction, and environmental consulting. There is also a recurring need for specialized logistics, such as freight trucking for construction materials and firewood delivery.
Operating as a division of the Oregon State Departments, the agency manages a diverse geographic footprint across the state, including sites such as Saddle Mountain, South Beach, and Prineville. Its organizational scope encompasses both the physical construction of institutional buildings and the ongoing operational management of state parks and natural areas.
Organizational divisions and offices within Oregon Parks and Recreation Department that manage their own procurement activities.
Senate-confirmed and senior-executive posts at Oregon Parks and Recreation Department and its sub-agencies, as published in the OPM Plum Book. These are leadership positions, not total employees.
Leadership posts
0
Filled
0
Vacant
0
Acting officials
0
No senior leadership posts resolved to this agency yet
Recent Oregon Parks and Recreation Department Contracts
The latest contract opportunities posted by this agency, including active solicitations and recent awards.
