STUNTZNER ENGINEERING AND FORESTRY LLC

Stuntzner Engineering and Forestry LLC specializes in precision surveying and mapping services for federal land management agencies, with a focused expertise in boundary cadastrial surveys, property line marking, and land ownership boundary delineation. The firm delivers field-based geospatial data collection and monumentation services aligned with U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management standards, ensuring legal and administrative accuracy for public land boundaries. Their technical proficiency includes traditional traverse surveys, GPS-aided positioning, boundary re-establishment, and post installation in remote and rugged terrain, supporting long-term land use planning and resource management compliance. A key differentiator is their deep familiarity with federal land tenure systems and the procedural rigor required to uphold cadastral integrity under the National Forest System Land Management Act and related statutes. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of Agriculture and the Department of the Interior, delivering survey services critical to forest district boundary management, land ownership verification, and cadastral infrastructure renewal. Their work directly supports forest service planning, timber management, and interagency land coordination by providing legally defensible boundary documentation that informs land use decisions and resolves encroachment issues. Operating under NAICS 541370, the firm is singularly focused on non-geophysical surveying and mapping, positioning itself as a niche provider for federal land agencies requiring accurate, court-admissible boundary surveys. Their work is not general land surveying but rather specialized cadastral services tailored to federal trust lands and administrative boundaries. Stuntzner Engineering and Forestry LLC is a small business entity based in Forest Grove, Oregon, with no federal certifications on record. The company’s operational footprint is anchored in the Pacific Northwest, serving federal land management units across Oregon and adjacent regions, where its localized knowledge of topography, land records, and agency protocols provides a strategic advantage in field execution.