Tim Douville

Tim Douville serves as a key procurement lead for the Medicine Bow–Routt National Forest, managing contracting activities that support ecological stewardship, infrastructure resilience, and post-wildfire recovery operations. He oversees the acquisition of specialized environmental services critical to maintaining forest and grassland health, ensuring compliance with federal procurement regulations and agency sustainability goals. His portfolio centers on contracts that enable habitat restoration, erosion control, and wastewater infrastructure maintenance in remote, ecologically sensitive areas. Douville’s work directly supports the U.S. Forest Service’s mission to balance public safety with long-term ecosystem integrity through strategic, mission-aligned acquisitions. Douville maintains a consistent working relationship with Anson Excavating & Pipe, Inc., a trusted vendor with proven expertise in site-specific earthwork, pipeline installation, and septic system rehabilitation within rugged terrain. His procurement approach emphasizes reliability, technical proficiency, and local operational knowledge, fostering long-term vendor partnerships grounded in performance and regulatory compliance. These collaborations are tailored to meet the unique logistical and environmental constraints of federal land management operations in western Colorado and southeastern Wyoming. A staunch advocate for small business participation, Douville directs 100% of his procurements under the Small Business Set-Aside authority (FAR 19.5), ensuring that all contracts are reserved exclusively for small businesses. This consistent preference reflects a deliberate strategy to cultivate regional economic resilience and empower locally rooted contractors with the capacity to execute complex, environmentally sensitive work on federal lands. His primary procurement focus is on NAICS 562991—Septic Tank and Related Services—reflecting deep expertise in decentralized wastewater management systems critical to remote ranger stations, visitor facilities, and rehabilitated fire-damaged infrastructure. He specializes in acquiring technical services for onsite sewage treatment, leach field restoration, and environmental compliance monitoring, demonstrating a nuanced understanding of ecological engineering and rural infrastructure needs within national forest boundaries.