CURTIS A MADSON JR

Curtis A. Madson Jr. provides specialized professional and forestry services focused on timber management, natural resource planning, and land use support activities. Their core capabilities center on applied silviculture, forest inventory analysis, and sustainable land use coordination, delivering technical expertise to align forest management practices with federal resource objectives. The contractor brings hands-on experience in implementing field-based forestry protocols, conducting ecological assessments, and supporting regulatory compliance for public land stewardship. Key differentiators include practical field-to-policy translation, precision in resource data collection, and an operational understanding of USDA forest service protocols. Their work emphasizes science-based decision-making and long-term ecosystem resilience in managed forest environments. The contractor has delivered services directly to the Department of Agriculture, primarily supporting forestry and natural resource divisions engaged in timber harvesting oversight, wildfire mitigation planning, and land use permitting. This relationship reflects a focused engagement with USDA agencies responsible for national forest management, indicating a track record of meeting federal standards for environmental compliance and resource conservation. The primary industry focus is on NAICS 115310 — Support Activities for Forestry — which encompasses technical assistance, field surveying, data analysis, and operational coordination for public and private forest landowners. This specialization positions the contractor within the niche of federal forest service support, serving agencies that require on-the-ground expertise in sustainable forestry, ecological monitoring, and resource inventory systems. Curtis A. Madson Jr. operates as an individual practitioner with no formal certifications or entity structure disclosed. Geographic presence is not specified, but work is conducted in alignment with USDA field operations, suggesting localized or project-based engagement across regions with active federal forest management programs. The contractor’s market positioning is that of a subject-matter expert providing targeted, mission-critical forestry support to federal land management agencies.