HLEBECHUK CONSTRUCTION INC

Hlebechuk Construction Inc. specializes in rural infrastructure maintenance and construction, with demonstrated expertise in highway, street, and bridge construction as well as forestry support activities. Their work focuses on maintaining and improving access roads in remote, federally managed landscapes, particularly in the Northern Plains region. They execute precision earthwork, drainage installation, culvert replacement, and pavement rehabilitation under IDIQ task orders, often in environmentally sensitive areas requiring strict adherence to federal land management protocols. Their technical proficiency includes adherence to USDA-FS road standards, erosion control measures, and low-volume roadway design tailored to seasonal weather extremes, setting them apart as a reliable contractor for mission-critical access routes in isolated federal lands. The company maintains a consistent relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, primarily supporting the Forest Service through infrastructure projects on National Grasslands and other protected forested tracts. Their work directly enables resource management, fire response, and public access on federal lands, indicating a deep familiarity with USDA’s operational needs and environmental compliance frameworks. Hlebechuk Construction’s primary industry focus lies in NAICS 237310 for transportation infrastructure and 115310 for forestry support services. In practice, this means they deliver durable, low-impact road systems that serve both public access and ecological preservation goals, positioning them as a niche provider for federal land agencies requiring rugged, sustainable infrastructure solutions in challenging terrains. As a small, locally based entity in Belfield, North Dakota, Hlebechuk Construction operates with a lean, regionally grounded structure. While they hold no formal government certifications, their consistent performance on USDA contracts demonstrates strong operational reliability and familiarity with federal procurement processes. Their geographic proximity to federal land holdings in the Northern Plains grants them a strategic advantage in rapid mobilization and seasonal project execution.