DAGGETT SCHOOL DISTRICT

Daggett School District’s demonstrated capabilities center on land rental and support activities for forestry operations, as evidenced by a recent contract with the Department of Agriculture under NAICS 115310. This indicates direct involvement in managing and facilitating access to forested or rural lands for federal service purposes, likely including lease administration, land use coordination, and compliance with USDA land management protocols. The contractor’s technical expertise appears focused on administrative and logistical support for public land use, with an emphasis on regulatory alignment, property documentation, and service delivery in remote or rural environments. Their specialization lies in bridging local land stewardship with federal operational needs, ensuring seamless integration of land resources into broader forestry and conservation initiatives. The contractor’s primary agency relationship is with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, specifically supporting activities tied to land rental and service provisioning on federally managed or designated lands. This suggests a niche role in enabling USDA field operations through localized land access and stewardship coordination, particularly in areas where public land use requires community-level engagement and administrative oversight. The contractor operates within the niche domain of support activities for forestry, which encompasses non-harvesting services such as land access management, right-of-way coordination, and site preparation for conservation or research purposes. Their market positioning is highly specialized, serving as a local conduit for federal forestry programs in rural regions, with an emphasis on administrative precision and regulatory adherence rather than field-based ecological work. Daggett School District is structured as a 2A entity, indicating a small, locally governed organization, likely rooted in the community of Manila, Utah. While no federal certifications are listed, its operational model suggests deep familiarity with rural land governance and public land-use frameworks. The organization’s geographic presence is localized but strategically aligned with federal land management needs in sparsely populated regions, positioning it as a trusted local partner for agency land access initiatives.