WESTSIDE ECOLOGICAL, INC.

Westside Ecological, Inc. specializes in wildlife survey and environmental compliance services for federally managed lands, with deep expertise in conducting field-based biological assessments for threatened and endangered species. Their core capabilities include Northern Spotted Owl, Marbled Murrelet, and Red Tree Vole surveys under federal habitat conservation frameworks, utilizing standardized protocols for detection, monitoring, and reporting in complex forested ecosystems. They deliver precise, defensible data to support land-use decisions under the Endangered Species Act and National Environmental Policy Act, with proven experience in designing and executing multi-year, region-wide wildlife inventory programs across western Oregon’s Bureau of Land Management districts. Their technical proficiency extends to habitat mapping, survey methodology development, and compliance documentation for indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contracts, ensuring regulatory adherence and scientific rigor in sensitive ecological zones. The company maintains a consistent and longstanding relationship with the Department of the Interior, particularly the Bureau of Land Management, where they deliver mission-critical wildlife surveys on public lands under resource management plans. Their work supports conservation planning, timber management, and infrastructure project reviews, demonstrating an established pattern of repeat engagement on complex, ecologically sensitive assignments requiring high accuracy and regulatory compliance. Westside Ecological operates primarily within NAICS 541990, which encompasses specialized professional services in ecological and biological consulting. Their market positioning is defined by niche expertise in Pacific Northwest avian and small mammal species surveys, serving as a trusted provider for federal land managers requiring science-based environmental assessments. They are not certified as a small business concern under any federal program but are locally based in Eugene, Oregon, with operational focus on federal lands across western Oregon, positioning them as a regionally embedded specialist in federal ecological services.