M JOLMA INC.

M JOLMA INC. specializes in the design and construction of critical transportation and infrastructure assets within federal forest lands, with deep expertise in highway, street, and bridge construction. The company executes complex roadway reconstruction projects involving grade lifts, aggregate base installation, slope restoration, riprap erosion control, and temporary traffic management systems. Their work includes structural repairs to forest service roads, septic system replacements, and washout remediation—often in remote, environmentally sensitive areas of northern Wisconsin. Technical proficiency spans earthwork, drainage engineering, erosion and sediment control compliance, and durable pavement systems tailored for heavy timber hauling and seasonal weather extremes. Their ability to deliver mission-critical access improvements under challenging terrain and ecological constraints distinguishes them as a trusted contractor for resource management agencies. The contractor maintains a consistent, long-standing relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, primarily serving the Forest Service through projects on the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. Their work supports forest management objectives by restoring and maintaining access roads vital for timber hauling, wildfire response, and public recreation. Projects frequently involve coordination with environmental regulators and adherence to National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requirements, indicating a mature understanding of federal land use protocols. M JOLMA INC. operates primarily under NAICS 237310 for highway and bridge construction, with supplemental experience in commercial and institutional building construction for forest service facilities. This positions them as a niche provider of rural infrastructure solutions for federal land management agencies, rather than a general contractor serving urban markets. Headquartered in Ashland, Wisconsin, M JOLMA INC. is a small business with a localized presence focused on federal public works in the Upper Midwest. While no government certifications are disclosed, their consistent performance on USDA projects demonstrates reliability and operational readiness in federally funded environments.