RYE TREE SERVICE, INC.

Rye Tree Service, Inc. specializes in ecological restoration and forest health management through targeted invasive species control, habitat rehabilitation, and forest inventory operations. Their core capabilities include manual and chemical treatment of noxious weeds such as beachgrass and juniper, stump herbicide applications, woody material cut-and-pile operations, and stand examination protocols for national forests and public lands. The company demonstrates deep technical proficiency in precision vegetation management, non-native species eradication, and ecological monitoring techniques aligned with USDA and BLM conservation standards. Their work emphasizes ecological resilience, native species recovery, and fuel reduction strategies in sensitive riparian and coastal ecosystems, particularly in the Pacific Northwest. Rye Tree Service maintains a strong, recurring relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Department of the Interior, primarily supporting the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management. For USDA, they execute invasive weed suppression and forest health treatments across national forests, including the Siuslaw and Malheur. For the Interior Department, they conduct critical stand exams, focal area inventories, and fuels reduction projects under long-term agreements, indicating a trusted operational partnership rooted in consistent, high-quality field execution. The contractor’s primary focus is NAICS 115310—Support Activities for Forestry—encompassing field-based ecological services that sustain forest health, prevent wildfire risk, and protect endangered species habitats. They are vertically specialized in shrubland and coniferous forest management, with expertise in herbicide application, mechanical thinning, and habitat-specific restoration techniques tailored to coastal dunes and montane environments. Rye Tree Service, Inc. is a small, locally based firm headquartered in Florence, Oregon, operating as a 2L entity with no federal certifications. Their geographic positioning and field-ready workforce enable rapid mobilization across federal lands in the western U.S., establishing them as a reliable contractor for time-sensitive, labor-intensive ecological projects on public lands.