BROOKS, LEE

Brooks, Lee specializes in on-site environmental and land management data collection for federal conservation and agricultural programs, with a focus on grazing land assessment and natural resource inventory. Their core capabilities include field-based data acquisition, spatial documentation, and compliance reporting for public and private land use under federal oversight. The contractor delivers precise, ground-truthed information critical to land use planning, ecological monitoring, and rangeland health evaluation—particularly in complex jurisdictions involving overlapping federal and state land authorities. Technical expertise encompasses GPS-based surveying, field data capture protocols, land cover classification, and integration with federal geospatial systems such as the National Land Cover Database and Bureau of Land Management’s land use frameworks. Their work supports science-driven decision-making in natural resource management, emphasizing accuracy, timeliness, and adherence to USDA data standards. The contractor has demonstrated direct engagement with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, specifically supporting the Natural Resources Inventory program through field operations in Oregon. This relationship reflects a niche focus on agricultural land stewardship and sustainable grazing management, aligning with USDA’s mission to balance productivity with ecological resilience. Work is typically project-based and tied to seasonal field windows, suggesting a responsive, mission-aligned partnership rather than broad institutional contracting. Their primary industry focus is under NAICS 541990, encompassing specialized professional services in environmental data collection and land resource analysis. This positions them as a targeted provider for federal agencies requiring on-the-ground ecological monitoring, particularly in rangeland, private land, and cross-jurisdictional land management contexts. They operate at the intersection of environmental science and public land policy, serving as a field execution partner for larger conservation initiatives. Brooks, Lee is structured as a small business (2J) based in Meridian, Idaho, with operations centered on field data collection in the western United States. The firm holds no formal government certifications but maintains a focused, geographically anchored presence in regions critical to USDA land management programs. Their market positioning is defined by operational agility and direct field expertise rather than institutional scale.