WIND RIVER FLATS LLC

Wind River Flats LLC specializes in providing seasonal pasture management and supplemental forage services for livestock operated by federal land management agencies. Their core capability centers on the sustainable allocation and maintenance of winter horse pastures on public lands, including the logistical coordination of hay delivery, pasture conditioning, and animal welfare compliance under federal grazing regulations. The company demonstrates technical expertise in equine herd management, forage resource planning, and seasonal land use coordination within National Forest systems, ensuring adherence to environmental stewardship standards and animal health protocols. Their specialization lies in delivering turnkey, time-sensitive animal support services in remote, high-elevation terrains, requiring precise operational timing and coordination with federal rangers and wildlife biologists. The contractor has demonstrated consistent engagement with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, specifically through its Forest Service units, delivering animal support services tied to federal land use permits. Their work involves direct collaboration with ranger districts to fulfill grazing allotments, maintain ecological balance, and support equestrian operations on protected forest lands. This reflects a focused, mission-aligned relationship rooted in the practical needs of public land management. Their primary industry focus is on Support Activities for Animal Production (NAICS 115210), which in practice means managing the non-production aspects of livestock care on federal lands—particularly for horses and mules used in park operations, law enforcement, and recreation. This niche positions them as a specialized provider within the federal land management supply chain, serving agencies that require seasonal, non-commercial animal support services. Wind River Flats LLC is a small, locally based entity headquartered in Riverton, Wyoming, operating as a 2L structure with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic positioning in the Rocky Mountain region enables direct access to key federal land management zones, allowing rapid mobilization for seasonal contracts. They serve as a regional provider of specialized animal husbandry services within the federal public lands ecosystem.