COMPASS POINT LLC

Compass Point LLC specializes in forest inventory, timber marking, cruising, and boundary delineation services for federal land management agencies. Their technical expertise includes precise stand-level data collection, forest inventory protocol compliance (Phase II), and spatial mapping for hardwood improvement cuts and timber valuation. The company executes field-based forestry operations using industry-standard protocols to support sustainable forest management, ecological planning, and timber resource assessment across diverse terrains, including riverine corridors and national forest systems. Their work directly informs harvest planning, ecological restoration, and land use decisions, with demonstrated proficiency in delivering high-accuracy field data under complex operational constraints. Compass Point LLC maintains a consistent presence with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, particularly through the Forest Service, providing critical timber inventory and marking services on national forests such as Chequamegon-Nicolet and those in South Carolina. They also deliver forest inventory and timber valuation work for the Department of Defense, supporting land management needs on military installations along the Upper Mississippi River and in Illinois. Their relationship with these agencies is characterized by repeat task orders under Blanket Purchase Agreements, indicating trusted, long-term operational reliability. The contractor’s primary focus is on NAICS 115310—Support Activities for Forestry—where they deliver specialized field services that bridge ecological science and resource management. Their niche lies in precision forestry operations, including cruising, marking, and counting, rather than broad landscaping or general land clearing. This positions them as a technical service provider for agencies requiring scientifically rigorous, on-the-ground forestry data collection. Compass Point LLC is a small business based in Janesville, Wisconsin, with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic footprint is defined by federal forest and military land operations across the Midwest and Southeast, with work extending across state lines. They operate as a nimble, field-focused contractor serving mission-critical forestry needs within the federal land management ecosystem.