WINES RAYMOND E JR

Wines Raymond E Jr specializes in terrestrial land management and landscaping services tailored to federal installations, with a demonstrated focus on soil preparation, planting, and cultivation activities critical to environmental stewardship on military lands. Their technical expertise includes site-specific land rehabilitation, native vegetation establishment, erosion control, and herbicide application for invasive species management—particularly in sensitive ecological zones such as those surrounding Lake Shelbyville. The contractor’s work emphasizes sustainable land use practices aligned with DoD environmental compliance standards, integrating precision application techniques and seasonal land cycle planning to maintain ecological balance while supporting mission readiness. Their specialization in herbicide spraying and soil conditioning reflects a nuanced understanding of integrated pest and vegetation management systems used on defense properties. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering land management services at key installations including Shelbyville, where their work supports installation sustainability goals, wildlife habitat enhancement, and compliance with the Sikes Act and Environmental Security Certification Program. Their engagements are typically mission-critical, seasonal, and location-specific, indicating a pattern of repeat performance on recurring environmental maintenance contracts tied to Army Corps of Engineers and installation maintenance operations. Primary industry focus centers on NAICS 115112 (Soil Preparation, Planting, and Cultivating) and 561730 (Landscaping Services), positioning the contractor as a niche provider of ecological land care within federal defense infrastructure. They serve as a hands-on operator in the environmental services sector, bridging agricultural practices with military land use requirements, rather than offering broad commercial landscaping. The entity is structured as a sole proprietorship (2J) based in Mattoon, Illinois, with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic presence is localized yet strategically aligned with DoD landholdings in the Midwest, allowing for rapid mobilization and familiarity with regional soil types, native flora, and climatic conditions critical to successful land management outcomes.