STUNTZNER ENGINEERING & FORESTRY, LLC

Stuntzner Engineering & Forestry, LLC specializes in precise boundary surveying and geospatial mapping services for federal land management agencies. Their core capabilities center on high-accuracy cadastral surveying, boundary delineation, and legal parcel mapping using modern geodetic instrumentation and GIS-integrated data collection methods. The firm applies established surveying protocols to define and monument property lines, particularly in complex or remote terrain, ensuring compliance with federal land tenure standards. Their technical expertise includes traverse networks, GPS RTK positioning, total station instrumentation, and digital plat preparation compliant with BLM and USFS standards. A key differentiator is their focus on defensible, legally admissible survey outputs for public land boundaries, often supporting resource management, conservation, and jurisdictional clarity initiatives. The company has demonstrated direct experience with the Department of the Interior, delivering field survey services for specific land boundary projects. Their work supports Interior’s mission to manage and protect federal lands through accurate geospatial documentation, suggesting a relationship rooted in technical precision and regulatory compliance rather than broad programmatic support. Stuntzner’s primary industry focus is Surveying and Mapping (Except Geophysical) Services under NAICS 541370, positioning them as a niche provider of cadastral and topographic mapping for public land agencies. They operate within the federal land management vertical, serving agencies that require legally binding spatial data for stewardship, litigation, or resource planning purposes. As a small business structured as a 2K entity, Stuntzner Engineering & Forestry, LLC operates from Coos Bay, Oregon, with a localized yet mission-critical presence in federal land surveying markets. The firm holds no formal government certifications, relying instead on technical proficiency and field-tested methodologies to secure engagements. Their geographic positioning supports Pacific Northwest federal land management needs, particularly in forested and coastal regions requiring detailed boundary resolution.