CARTER FAMILY TRUST

Carter Family Trust specializes in commercial real estate leasing and property management services for federal land management agencies, with a demonstrated focus on providing secure, compliant office facilities in rural federal operational zones. Their core capability centers on long-term lease administration for government-occupied spaces, ensuring alignment with federal property standards including ANSI BOMA measurement protocols and facility maintenance requirements. As a woman-owned small business, they bring a niche specialization in managing leased assets for remote federal outposts, emphasizing operational continuity, regulatory compliance, and tenant support in underserved geographic areas. Their technical expertise includes lease documentation, space planning under federal occupancy guidelines, and coordination with agency facility managers to maintain functional, code-compliant environments. The contractor has established a sustained relationship with the Dixie National Forest, providing mission-critical office space at a key administrative location in Panguitch, Utah. This long-term engagement reflects a pattern of trusted, repeat partnerships with the U.S. Forest Service, where consistent facility availability supports field operations, resource management, and public service delivery in forested and mountainous regions. Their primary NAICS classification, 531190, reflects nonresidential real estate lessors operating outside traditional office building sectors—specifically, leasing properties to government entities for operational use. This positions them within the federal real estate support ecosystem, serving agencies requiring localized, mission-aligned facilities rather than centralized federal buildings. Carter Family Trust is structured as a woman-owned business under the ZZ entity classification, certified as a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business by the SBA. Based in Beaver, Utah, they maintain a localized footprint focused on supporting federal operations in southern Utah and surrounding forest service regions, leveraging regional knowledge and responsiveness to meet the unique demands of rural federal leasing needs.