BOB LEE & SONS TREE SERVICE, INC.

BOB LEE & SONS TREE SERVICE, INC. specializes in support activities for forestry operations, delivering specialized tree service and vegetation management solutions tailored to federal land management needs. Their technical expertise includes hazardous tree removal, brush clearing, fuel reduction, and heavy equipment operations for wildfire mitigation and forest health enhancement. The contractor leverages precision forestry practices to maintain ecological balance while ensuring public safety and infrastructure protection on federally managed lands. Their work emphasizes compliance with USDA forest service protocols, including environmental impact considerations and sustainable land use standards, distinguishing them through field-ready execution in remote and ecologically sensitive terrain. The company maintains a focused relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, particularly through its Forest Service divisions, where they perform critical vegetation management tasks under long-term task order agreements. Their engagements align with regional forest stewardship objectives, supporting fire prevention, trail maintenance, and habitat restoration initiatives across designated zones, including Region 3 and Region 8. This consistent partnership reflects a trusted operational presence within USDA’s land management framework. Their primary industry focus is NAICS 115310—Support Activities for Forestry—which encompasses non-harvesting services essential to forest ecosystem management. This includes mechanical thinning, invasive species control, and right-of-way clearance using specialized heavy equipment. The contractor is positioned as a field-capable vendor for federal agencies requiring responsive, on-ground forestry support rather than timber harvesting, filling a niche for operational agility in conservation and risk mitigation. BOB LEE & SONS TREE SERVICE, INC. is a small, locally based entity headquartered in Payson, Arizona, with a structure designated as 2L under federal classification. While no government certifications are currently listed, their geographic positioning in a high-risk wildfire zone enhances their relevance to federal land management priorities. Their market presence is defined by regional responsiveness and hands-on expertise in arid and mixed-conifer forest environments.