ALLEN & HOSHALL INC

Allen & Hoshall Inc. specializes in comprehensive engineering services for federal land and resource management agencies, with a demonstrated focus on infrastructure assessment, design, and rehabilitation for recreational and operational facilities. Their technical expertise includes civil and structural engineering for water systems, sewer reconstruction, air tanker base evaluations, and recreational area development—particularly in remote or environmentally sensitive settings. The firm delivers full lifecycle A/E services, from condition assessments and alternatives analysis to detailed design and construction documentation, often supporting complex projects in national forests and public lands. Their ability to navigate regulatory frameworks for federal land use, environmental compliance, and public infrastructure standards sets them apart as a trusted technical partner for mission-critical projects requiring precision and site-specific adaptation. The contractor maintains a consistent, long-term relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, primarily serving the Forest Service through engineering support for recreation areas, fire response infrastructure, and utility system upgrades. Their work includes evaluating and relocating regional fire caches, redesigning campgrounds, improving water and sewer systems, and upgrading rifle ranges—all critical to sustaining public access and operational readiness on national forest lands. This sustained engagement reflects deep familiarity with USDA’s operational priorities and procurement processes. Allen & Hoshall Inc. is primarily positioned within NAICS 541330, Engineering Services, where they apply civil, environmental, and structural engineering disciplines to public infrastructure projects on federal lands. Their vertical specialization lies in outdoor recreation and resource management infrastructure, distinguishing them in the niche market of USDA-supported facilities. As a small business entity structured as a 2L, the firm operates from Memphis, Tennessee, with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic positioning enables efficient service delivery across the southeastern and southwestern U.S., where USDA land holdings are extensive, allowing them to maintain responsive, on-the-ground project execution.