RICHARDS, DOYLE

RICHARDS, DOYLE specializes in off-range pasture management and support activities for animal production, delivering specialized land use services to federal agencies managing livestock and rangeland resources. Their core capabilities include the planning, coordination, and administrative oversight of indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (IDIQ) task orders for grazing land management, with a focus on regulatory compliance, resource allocation, and operational continuity for federal livestock programs. Technical expertise centers on range conservation practices, pasture utilization protocols, and the implementation of administrative modifications to ensure alignment with federal land use policies. Key differentiators include deep familiarity with Department of the Interior grazing frameworks and a proven ability to sustain long-term IDIQ contract administration under evolving regulatory conditions. The contractor maintains a consistent, long-standing relationship with the Department of the Interior, primarily supporting land and wildlife management divisions through recurring task orders focused on off-range pasture operations. Their work involves managing contractual obligations for livestock grazing on federally owned lands, ensuring environmental compliance, and executing administrative updates to contract terms—demonstrating a pattern of trusted, repeat engagement over more than a decade. Their industry focus is narrowly centered on NAICS 115210, which encompasses support activities for animal production, particularly those involving federal land-based livestock operations. This positions them as a niche provider of administrative and operational support services within the federal rangeland management sector, serving agencies that require sustained oversight of grazing rights and land use agreements. RICHARDS, DOYLE operates as a small business entity structured as 2J and is based in Tingley, Iowa. While no federal certifications are listed, their sustained contract performance with the Department of the Interior underscores their reliability and institutional familiarity within the federal land management market. Their geographic presence is localized, but their operational scope is nationally relevant through federal land programs.