O-K GRAVEL WORKS LLC

O-K GRAVEL WORKS LLC specializes in the construction and rehabilitation of rural transportation infrastructure, with a demonstrated focus on gravel road pavement systems and earthwork operations. Their technical expertise lies in surface stabilization, subgrade preparation, aggregate placement, and drainage integration for low-volume rural roads, particularly in rugged, forested terrain. The company applies heavy equipment and earthmoving techniques to restore degraded road surfaces, ensuring compliance with federal and state standards for safety, durability, and environmental mitigation. Their work on the South Fork Salmon River Road project indicates proficiency in remote-site logistics, erosion control, and pavement resurfacing using crushed stone and compacted aggregate bases—skills critical for maintaining access in sensitive ecological zones. The contractor has delivered services to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, primarily supporting its Forest Service and rural infrastructure programs. This relationship suggests a niche in maintaining access roads within national forests and public lands, where projects require coordination with natural resource management goals and minimal environmental disruption. Their work aligns with USDA’s mission to sustain rural connectivity and wildfire response routes in remote regions. O-K GRAVEL WORKS LLC operates under NAICS 237310, which encompasses highway, street, and bridge construction, though their actual scope centers on low-traffic, unpaved and semi-paved road rehabilitation rather than major arterial projects. This positions them as a specialized provider in rural transportation maintenance, serving agencies managing forested and mountainous public lands. As a small business structured as a 2L entity, O-K GRAVEL WORKS LLC is locally based in Cascade, Idaho, with operational presence focused on the Pacific Northwest. The company holds no federal certifications but leverages regional knowledge and equipment specialization to meet agency needs in challenging topographies. Their market positioning is defined by hands-on, terrain-adaptive construction practices suited for federal land management agencies.