CHRISTIAN DOZER & TRUCKING INC

Christian Dozer & Trucking Inc. specializes in heavy equipment operations for forest management and fuel reduction projects, delivering critical support activities for forestry on federal lands. Their core capabilities include dozer and truck-based vegetation clearing, fuel load mitigation, site preparation for reforestation, and terrain grading in sensitive wildland environments. The company employs precision earthmoving techniques to reduce wildfire risk while preserving ecological integrity, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations during fuel treatment and post-fire rehabilitation. Their technical expertise centers on operating tracked and wheeled heavy machinery in rugged, remote terrain, with a focus on minimizing soil disturbance and protecting watersheds. A key differentiator is their ability to execute complex, time-sensitive operations under strict environmental constraints, often in coordination with U.S. Forest Service protocols. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, primarily serving through the Forest Service on projects within the Pacific Southwest Region. Their work supports forest health initiatives, including hazardous fuel reduction, post-fire recovery, and infrastructure preparation for tree planting. These engagements reflect a trusted partnership in executing mission-critical land management tasks on National Forest System lands. Christian Dozer & Trucking Inc. is focused exclusively on NAICS 115310—Support Activities for Forestry—positioning itself as a niche provider of mechanized forestry services. Their market specialization lies in mechanical fuel treatment, site preparation, and heavy equipment logistics for federal land stewardship, distinguishing them from general construction or civil engineering firms. As a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certified contractor based in Coarsegold, California, the company leverages its regional presence and federal certifications to serve public land management agencies across the Western U.S. Their operational footprint is centered on Sierra Nevada and Pacific Southwest forested regions, where their localized expertise and responsive mobilization capabilities enhance mission effectiveness.