DOHERTY FENCE, LLC

Doherty Fence, LLC specializes in the design, construction, and maintenance of heavy-duty livestock and wildlife exclusion fencing systems for federal land management operations. Their technical expertise includes precision fence line alignment, post-and-wire installation using galvanized steel and high-tensile materials, controlled removal of degraded or obsolete fencing, and wildfire-damaged infrastructure rehabilitation. The company demonstrates deep familiarity with USDA land use requirements, including compliance with wildlife corridor preservation standards, erosion control integration, and adherence to environmental impact mitigation protocols for sensitive rangeland and forested terrains. Their ability to execute large-scale linear fencing projects—spanning miles of remote, rugged terrain—sets them apart as a trusted contractor for mission-critical perimeter security and habitat management initiatives. Doherty Fence maintains a consistent and exclusive relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, delivering fencing solutions across its Forest Service and Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service divisions. Their work supports national grazing management programs, big game migration protection, and post-wildfire recovery efforts on public lands, particularly in the Pacific Northwest. Each engagement reflects a pattern of repeat task order awards, indicating sustained operational reliability and alignment with USDA’s land stewardship objectives. The contractor operates under NAICS 238990, classifying them as an all-other specialty trade contractor focused on non-residential, site-specific fencing systems. This places them squarely within the federal land management and natural resource infrastructure vertical, where precision, durability, and environmental compatibility are paramount. Their market positioning is defined by niche specialization in rural and wilderness fencing, rather than commercial or residential applications. Doherty Fence, LLC is a small business entity based in Pilot Rock, Oregon, with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic presence is regionally concentrated yet strategically aligned with USDA’s operational footprint in the western United States, enabling rapid mobilization and localized workforce deployment for time-sensitive projects.