LYLES GRADING & ROAD CONSTRUCTION

Lyles Grading & Road Construction specializes in site preparation and road maintenance services for federal land management operations, with a focus on rural and forested infrastructure. Their core capabilities include earthmoving, drainage construction, road surfacing, and maintenance of forest service access routes, utilizing heavy equipment for grading, compaction, and erosion control. They execute precision earthwork to meet USDA-FS standards for trail and road integrity, ensuring compliance with environmental mitigation requirements and sustainable land use practices. Their technical expertise lies in maintaining temporary and permanent access roads in remote, ecologically sensitive areas, with an emphasis on minimizing soil disturbance and implementing sediment control measures during construction activities. The contractor has demonstrated consistent engagement with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, particularly through its Forest Service, performing critical road maintenance on national forest lands. Their work supports wildfire response logistics, resource management access, and public recreation infrastructure, indicating a deep familiarity with FSRS protocols and federal land management priorities. This relationship suggests a track record of reliability in executing time-sensitive, weather-dependent tasks under challenging field conditions. Their primary industry focus is Site Preparation Contractors (NAICS 238910), which in practice means they deliver foundational infrastructure services for federal land use projects—clearing, leveling, and stabilizing terrain to support road networks, firebreaks, and utility corridors. They operate in a niche market serving public land agencies that require durable, low-impact earthwork solutions in rugged terrain. Lyles Grading & Road Construction is a small, locally based entity headquartered in Concrete, Washington, with no federal certifications on record. Their market positioning is rooted in regional expertise and hands-on execution in the Pacific Northwest’s forested and mountainous environments, where precise grading and road maintenance are essential for federal land access and safety.