Colin Lee

Colin Lee serves as a key procurement professional within the Oregon State Office of the Bureau of Land Management, managing acquisitions that advance ecological stewardship, wildfire mitigation, and public land infrastructure maintenance. He oversees a diverse portfolio of contracts aligned with the agency’s mission to restore and sustain federal public lands, with a focus on professional services, specialty trade contracting, and resource management support. His work ensures compliance with federal acquisition regulations while facilitating timely delivery of critical services that protect natural resources and enhance public safety on BLM-managed terrain. Lee maintains consistent partnerships with L1 Enterprises Incorporated, a primary contractor providing specialized support for forestry and land management operations. His contracting patterns reflect collaborative vendor relationships centered on technical expertise in habitat restoration, trail maintenance, and prefabricated structural components for remote infrastructure. These partnerships are typically structured to align with long-term operational needs, emphasizing performance-based outcomes and sustainable land use practices. A strong advocate for small business participation, Lee consistently prioritizes Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5, with over 70% of his awards designated for small businesses. His procurement strategy actively supports socioeconomic programs, including HUBZone and SDVOSB participation, reinforcing the agency’s commitment to equitable economic opportunity in rural and underserved communities across Oregon. His primary NAICS focus includes 321992 for prefabricated wood structures used in visitor facilities, 115310 for forestry support services such as invasive species control and fuel reduction, and 238990 for specialty trade contractors delivering trail, fence, and erosion control infrastructure. He also procures professional services under 541990 and crushed stone materials under 212319, demonstrating deep technical familiarity with land management logistics and ecological restoration supply chains.