OHLSEN RIGHT OF WAY & MAINTENANCE, INC.

OHLSEN RIGHT OF WAY & MAINTENANCE, INC. specializes in the design and installation of sanitary sewer systems and related infrastructure, with a focused expertise in water and sewer line construction under NAICS 237110. The contractor delivers turnkey solutions for sanitary utility upgrades, including sewer service line installations, piping systems, up-flush toilets, shower kits, grab bars, and associated appurtenances, primarily serving public health and community infrastructure projects. Their work demands precise adherence to state and local plumbing codes, subsurface utility engineering practices, and trenchless or open-cut installation methodologies, demonstrating proficiency in both residential-scale and small-scale municipal utility enhancements. Their technical approach emphasizes durability, code compliance, and minimal disruption to existing environments, positioning them as a reliable contractor for sensitive infrastructure upgrades in constrained urban and rural settings. The company has established a consistent relationship with the Department of Health and Human Services, delivering critical plumbing and sanitation upgrades to facilities under its purview. This includes direct support for healthcare access points and community health infrastructure, where reliable wastewater systems are essential to public health outcomes. Their engagements reflect a pattern of repeat work for targeted, facility-specific improvements rather than large-scale system overhauls, indicating a niche role in supporting HHS’s localized infrastructure needs. OHLSEN RIGHT OF WAY & MAINTENANCE, INC. operates exclusively within the water and sewer line construction sector, with no evidence of diversification into other NAICS categories. Their market positioning is that of a specialized, project-focused contractor serving public health and municipal clients requiring compliant, high-integrity sanitary systems. The company is structured as a 2L entity and is headquartered in Seneca, Kansas, with operations likely centered in the Midwest region. No federal certifications are disclosed, suggesting a focus on direct contract execution rather than program-specific eligibility pathways.