NEVADA DIVISION OF FORESTRY

The Nevada Division of Forestry delivers specialized support activities for forest management and land stewardship under the Good Neighbor Authority framework, enabling collaborative wildfire risk reduction, forest restoration, and ecological resilience initiatives on federal lands. Their technical expertise centers on operational forestry services including fuel reduction, prescribed burning, invasive species control, and timber stand improvement, all conducted in alignment with federal environmental standards and interagency coordination protocols. A key differentiator is their ability to execute complex, landscape-scale forest health projects under federal authority agreements, leveraging state-level forestry resources to meet Department of the Interior objectives while maintaining compliance with NEPA and Endangered Species Act requirements. The contractor maintains a focused relationship with the Department of the Interior, primarily supporting land management agencies through forest health and wildfire mitigation programs. Their work under the Good Neighbor Authority demonstrates a trusted partnership model where state resources are deployed to advance federal land management goals, particularly in high-risk wildfire zones across the western U.S. Their primary industry focus is on Support Activities for Forestry (NAICS 115310), which encompasses field-based ecological services such as silvicultural treatments, forest inventory, and post-fire rehabilitation. This positions them as a state-level operator uniquely configured to deliver on-the-ground forestry execution under federal partnerships, filling a critical niche between federal land agencies and local resource management capacity. As a state government entity structured under 2A classification, the Nevada Division of Forestry operates as a public agency with no commercial certifications. Based in Carson City, Nevada, they serve as a key state partner in federal-state collaborative land management, with geographic operations concentrated in the intermountain West. Their market positioning is defined by statutory authority to act on behalf of federal landowners, enabling efficient, locally informed forest management responses.