PEAK SAND & GRAVEL INC

PEAK SAND & GRAVEL INC specializes in the extraction, processing, and supply of natural aggregates including sand, gravel, and crushed stone for infrastructure and public works projects. Their technical expertise lies in responsible mineral resource development, quarry operations, and material processing using industry-standard crushing, screening, and washing systems. The company’s operational focus centers on delivering compliant, high-quality aggregate materials that meet federal and state specifications for roadbed construction, erosion control, and civil engineering applications. Their capability is rooted in precision material sourcing, environmental compliance during extraction, and logistics coordination for bulk delivery to project sites. Award history does not provide sufficient detail to identify specific federal agencies or recurring contract relationships. While the NAICS code 212319 suggests involvement in other non-metallic mineral mining activities, the absence of documented contract descriptions prevents definitive linkage to particular government programs or procurement categories. The primary NAICS classification 212321—Crushed and Broken Stone Mining—indicates a focused presence in the construction materials supply chain, particularly for transportation and public works infrastructure. Though limited data restricts identification of deeper vertical specializations, the company’s operations align with federal and state-level civil engineering needs for durable, load-bearing aggregates used in pavement, drainage, and foundational applications. PEAK SAND & GRAVEL INC is structured as a small, locally based business headquartered in Sandpoint, Idaho. The company operates without federal certifications such as 8(a), HUBZone, or SDVOSB, and its market positioning is grounded in regional reliability and direct access to natural aggregate reserves in the Pacific Northwest. Its geographic footprint supports localized government infrastructure initiatives, leveraging proximity to transportation corridors and public works projects across northern Idaho and adjacent regions.