STEVENSON INTERMOUNTAIN SEED, INC.

Stevenson Intermountain Seed, Inc. specializes in the production, procurement, and strategic distribution of native and adaptive plant seeds for ecological restoration and land rehabilitation across arid and semi-arid western landscapes. The company’s core expertise lies in forest nurseries operations, including seed collection, germination, conditioning, and quality assurance of native grasses, forbs, and shrubs—particularly species critical to post-disturbance recovery such as forage kochia. Their technical capabilities encompass seed viability testing, genetic sourcing protocols, and compliance with federal seed certification standards to ensure ecological suitability and genetic integrity. A key differentiator is their ability to deliver large-scale, seasonally coordinated seed lots under tight federal timelines, demonstrating precision in supply chain logistics and inventory management tailored to Bureau of Land Management restoration cycles. The contractor maintains a consistent, long-term relationship with the Department of the Interior, primarily supporting the Bureau of Land Management through annual spring and fall consolidated seed procurement initiatives. Their work directly enables large-scale rangeland reseeding, wildfire recovery, and invasive species mitigation efforts on federally managed public lands. This recurring engagement reflects a trusted partnership built on reliable delivery of ecologically appropriate seed materials aligned with BLM’s land health standards. Operating under NAICS 113210, the company is deeply embedded in the native seed and forest products sector, serving as a critical link between wild seed collection and federal land management objectives. Their market positioning is defined by specialization in western U.S. rangeland restoration, with focus on drought-tolerant and fire-adapted species used in conservation grazing and habitat enhancement. Stevenson Intermountain Seed, Inc. is a small, privately held business headquartered in Ephraim, Utah, with operational presence aligned to the seed-growing regions of the Intermountain West. While no federal certifications are listed, their consistent performance for the Department of the Interior underscores a proven track record in meeting stringent federal ecological procurement requirements.