FIRST STRIKE ENVIRONMENTAL CO

FIRST STRIKE ENVIRONMENTAL CO specializes in environmental remediation and forestry support services, with deep expertise in hazardous waste collection, mixed fuel handling, and operational support for federal forest management programs. The company executes field-based environmental response tasks including the pickup, testing, and disposal of hazardous materials such as mixed fuel drums and contaminated residues, primarily within USDA-managed lands. Their technical capabilities extend to compliance-driven site remediation, fuel containment protocols, and ecological hazard mitigation aligned with federal environmental standards. They demonstrate consistent proficiency in executing time-sensitive, logistics-intensive operations across remote and sensitive forested terrain, often under strict regulatory frameworks for hazardous substance management. The contractor maintains a dominant relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, delivering critical environmental services across multiple regional complexes including the Willamette and other forested land units. Their work supports wildfire prevention, fuel reduction, and hazardous material abatement initiatives essential to maintaining the integrity of national forest systems. While limited engagement with the Department of Commerce and Department of Homeland Security is noted, the overwhelming majority of their contract activity is concentrated within USDA’s forestry and land management divisions. Their primary industry focus is on Support Activities for Forestry (NAICS 115310), where they provide on-the-ground operational support for forest health and safety, supplemented by Hazardous Waste Collection (NAICS 562112) and Remediation Services (NAICS 562910). This positions them as a niche provider of integrated environmental field services tailored to federal land stewardship missions. FIRST STRIKE ENVIRONMENTAL CO is a small business structured as a 2L entity, headquartered in Roseburg, Oregon, with a geographically focused presence in the Pacific Northwest. While no formal government certifications are listed, their sustained contract performance with USDA underscores their operational reliability and compliance with federal environmental and safety protocols.