RYAN S ROGERS

Ryan S. Rogers specializes in scenic and sightseeing water transportation services, with a demonstrated focus on supporting federal fisheries and wildlife research operations. The contractor provides specialized charter vessel services for scientific fieldwork, including the transport of biologists and equipment for species tagging and monitoring programs. Their technical expertise lies in operating vessels in sensitive aquatic environments under strict regulatory protocols, ensuring safe, precise, and mission-critical access to remote waterways. Key differentiators include operational familiarity with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service protocols, compliance with environmental protection standards during field deployments, and the ability to support time-sensitive ecological research in coastal and inland waterways. The contractor has delivered services exclusively to the Department of the Interior, specifically supporting the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Maryland. Their work involves direct coordination with federal biologists to facilitate striped bass tagging initiatives, indicating a proven ability to integrate into scientific field teams and operate under federal research mandates. This relationship suggests a trusted, niche vendor status within DOI’s wildlife conservation and fisheries management programs. The primary NAICS code 487210 reflects a narrow but critical market focus on water-based tourism and scientific transportation services. In practice, this means operating licensed, safety-compliant vessels for non-recreational purposes, including ecological research, wildlife monitoring, and resource assessment. The contractor occupies a specialized segment of the federal contracting market, serving environmental science and conservation missions rather than general tourism. Ryan S. Rogers is structured as a small business (2J) based in Heathsville, Virginia. While no formal government certifications are listed, the contractor demonstrates operational readiness for federal environmental projects through direct, mission-aligned service delivery. Their geographic positioning in the Mid-Atlantic region supports rapid deployment to key DOI field sites along the Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic coast, reinforcing their role as a regional provider of specialized water transportation for federal science and conservation efforts.