M. D. MERRETT INCORPORATED

M. D. Merrett Incorporated specializes in heavy equipment operations and infrastructure maintenance within federal forest and transportation systems. The contractor delivers precision highway, street, and bridge maintenance services, including pavement rehabilitation, drainage management, and right-of-way clearance, primarily on National Forest System roads. Complementing this, they provide specialized support activities for forestry operations, such as deploying and servicing heavy machinery for fuel reduction, firebreak construction, and vegetation management in remote, ecologically sensitive areas. Their technical expertise lies in rugged terrain logistics, equipment calibration for environmental compliance, and coordination with federal land management protocols under NFMA and NEPA frameworks. A key differentiator is their ability to operate efficiently in isolated, high-elevation zones with minimal environmental disruption, leveraging equipment suited for sensitive forested landscapes. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, particularly through the Forest Service, where they execute maintenance and operational support tasks across Region 3 and Region 8 East Zone. Their work supports critical infrastructure resilience on National Forest lands, aligning with agency priorities for wildfire mitigation, public access, and ecological stewardship. Their industry focus centers on NAICS 237310 for transportation infrastructure maintenance and NAICS 115310 for forestry support services. These reflect a niche positioning in federal land management contracting, where technical proficiency in heavy equipment operation meets stringent environmental and safety standards. The contractor serves as a trusted provider for mission-critical ground operations in protected public lands. M. D. Merrett Incorporated is a small business structured as a 2L entity, headquartered in Carefree, Arizona. While no formal government certifications are listed, their operational footprint is firmly rooted in federal land management markets, with field capabilities calibrated for the unique demands of USDA-managed wilderness and transportation corridors. Their geographic presence enables rapid mobilization across the Southwest’s rugged topography.