Todd Kenyon

Todd Kenyon serves as a key procurement lead within the USDA Forest Service’s CSA East 6 office, responsible for managing acquisitions that support critical forest management and infrastructure operations. He oversees the solicitation and award of contracts for commercial and institutional construction, site preparation, poured concrete structures, and specialty trade services essential to maintaining forest health and public safety. His work directly enables the agency’s mission to sustain forest ecosystems through reliable, compliant contracting that ensures timely delivery of operational support services across federal lands. Kenyon maintains consistent working relationships with a focused group of contractors including American Classic Construction Inc., Zimmer Plowing LLC, Lewis Mobile Welding LLC, Miller, Sheila D, and Moore & Shryock LLC. These partnerships reflect a preference for regional, specialized vendors capable of delivering site-specific solutions such as grading, erosion control, concrete foundations, and mobile welding services tailored to remote forest environments. His procurement approach emphasizes reliability, local responsiveness, and technical proficiency in executing infrastructure tasks under challenging environmental conditions. A defining feature of Kenyon’s contracting practice is a 100% commitment to small business set-asides under FAR 19.5, reflecting a steadfast dedication to socioeconomic equity and local economic development. All procurements are structured to maximize opportunities for small businesses, ensuring that contracting resources flow to qualified small entities without preference for large contractors. This pattern reinforces the Forest Service’s broader goal of fostering resilient, community-based vendor networks. His primary procurement focus lies in NAICS 236220, 238110, 238910, and 238990, covering commercial building construction, concrete foundations, site preparation, and specialty trade contracting. He routinely acquires services related to trail infrastructure, visitor facility maintenance, soil stabilization, and utility access improvements—all critical to enabling sustainable recreation and ecosystem restoration across national forests.