TAG CONTRACTING, INC.

TAG CONTRACTING, INC. specializes in emergency infrastructure repair and long-term maintenance of transportation and recreational access systems within federal forest lands. Their core capabilities encompass geotechnical investigations, debris removal, slope stabilization, earthwork, road reconstruction, and trail improvement projects under demanding environmental conditions. The contractor demonstrates deep expertise in performing critical repairs to forest service roads, campgrounds, and trailheads following natural disasters, with a proven ability to execute time-sensitive work in remote, ecologically sensitive areas of the Southern Appalachians. Their technical proficiency includes precision earthmoving, erosion control, culvert installation, and compliance with USDA environmental and safety protocols for sensitive watersheds and protected habitats. TAG CONTRACTING maintains a consistent, long-standing relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, particularly through the Forest Service’s National Forest System. They are regularly engaged to respond to emergency infrastructure failures in the Pisgah, Nantahala, Francis Marion, and Sumter National Forests, delivering rapid recovery of access routes, recreational facilities, and trail networks critical to public safety and resource management. Their work is strategically aligned with the Forest Service’s mission to restore public access while preserving ecological integrity. The contractor’s primary focus is on NAICS 237310 — Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction — applied specifically to forest service roadways, access trails, and associated civil infrastructure. This vertical specialization positions them as a niche provider for federally managed wilderness transportation systems, where traditional highway standards are adapted to rugged, environmentally constrained terrain. Based in Old Fort, North Carolina, TAG CONTRACTING, Inc. is a small, locally rooted firm with no federal certifications. Their geographic proximity to key federal forest lands enables rapid mobilization and deep familiarity with regional geology, weather patterns, and regulatory environments, making them a trusted partner for time-critical, high-impact infrastructure projects in the Southeastern national forests.