COOPER, PHILLIP D

COOPER, PHILLIP D specializes in field-based environmental monitoring and maintenance services for federal forestry and air quality programs, with a demonstrated focus on the operational upkeep of sensitive air quality monitoring infrastructure. Their core capabilities center on the installation, calibration, and routine maintenance of atmospheric sampling stations in remote, ecologically sensitive areas, ensuring continuous compliance with environmental data collection standards. Technical expertise includes sensor diagnostics, meteorological data logging, particulate and gaseous pollutant measurement systems, and field logistics coordination in rural and forested terrains. A key differentiator is their ability to execute precise, weather-resilient maintenance protocols for federal air quality assets in isolated locations, requiring robust field readiness, environmental adaptability, and strict adherence to EPA and USDA monitoring protocols. The contractor has delivered services exclusively under the U.S. Department of Agriculture, supporting its forestry and environmental monitoring missions. Their work directly enables USDA’s mission to protect air quality in national forest regions through sustained operational support of fixed monitoring stations, indicating a specialized, mission-critical relationship focused on ecological surveillance rather than broad infrastructure development. Their primary industry focus is Support Activities for Forestry (NAICS 115310), which encompasses on-the-ground environmental services that sustain forest health and regulatory compliance. This includes maintenance of scientific instrumentation, data integrity assurance, and field-based environmental stewardship—positioning them as a niche provider for USDA’s forest service and related conservation initiatives requiring localized, hands-on technical support. As a sole proprietorship (Entity Structure 2J) based in Deer, Arkansas, COOPER, PHILLIP D operates as a small, geographically anchored contractor with deep regional familiarity with the Ozark and Ouachita forest ecosystems. While no federal certifications are currently listed, their operational presence in a high-need rural area and direct support of USDA environmental assets reflect a targeted, mission-aligned market positioning within federal environmental services.