Leroy Trujillo

Leroy Trujillo serves as a key procurement professional within the USDA Forest Service’s Csa Intermountain 5 office, supporting critical infrastructure and environmental restoration initiatives across national forest lands. He manages acquisitions aligned with the agency’s mission to sustain forest ecosystems through operational support, reforestation, and degraded site remediation. His portfolio centers on specialized contracting for earthmoving, quarrying, and aggregate materials essential to road maintenance, firebreak construction, and erosion control projects. Trujillo ensures compliance with federal acquisition regulations while prioritizing mission-critical outcomes that enhance forest health and public safety. Trujillo maintains long-standing relationships with primary contractors TETRA TECH, INC. and ALLIED ENGINEERING SERVICES INC., both of which provide technical and field-based services for land management operations. These partnerships are characterized by sustained performance, technical expertise in environmental remediation, and reliability in executing complex, terrain-sensitive projects. His contracting approach emphasizes vendor accountability, performance-based outcomes, and continuity of service across multi-year efforts, fostering collaborative relationships grounded in regulatory compliance and ecological stewardship. Trujillo demonstrates an unwavering commitment to small business participation, directing 100% of his procurements under the Total Small Business Set-Aside authority (FAR 19.5). This reflects a deliberate strategy to empower small, locally based firms with the capacity to deliver aggregate materials and site preparation services in remote, ecologically sensitive areas. His contracting patterns consistently prioritize small business eligibility, ensuring equitable access to federal opportunities while strengthening regional economic resilience. His procurement focus is exclusively centered on NAICS 212319—Other Crushed and Broken Stone Mining and Quarrying—reflecting deep expertise in sourcing and managing crushed stone, gravel, and other natural aggregates essential for forest infrastructure. These materials support fire suppression access routes, trail stabilization, and erosion mitigation structures, requiring precise understanding of geotechnical specifications, environmental permitting, and sustainable extraction practices. Trujillo’s domain expertise lies at the intersection of environmental compliance and heavy civil construction procurement.