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Southern Region Trails Support BPA

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AG-43ZP-S-15-0001Federal

Submission Closed03/13/2015, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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Solicitation # thinningcontract2026.pdf

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Solicitation # McAllister-Creek-PCT-Highway-21-Blocks-2027.pdf

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Solicitation # USDA-FS-2026-LSR-TRIBAL

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Solicitation # USDA-FS-2026-LSR

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Solicitation # NMTA-11-2026

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Solicitation # NMTA-12-2026

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AI Contract Overview

The Southern Region Trails Support Blanket Purchase Agreement, issued by the USDA Forest Service, establishes a framework for trail assessment, design layout, planning, maintenance, construction, education, and training. The agreement distributes specialized tasks among several groups of contractors across various states, with specific firms assigned to different combinations of these service categories. Financial awards are divided among the selected vendors, with estimated totals ranging from approximately 266,000 dollars to over 1.6 million dollars per group. Final line item values are determined at the call order level. The total estimated value for the requirements under this BPA is listed as 1,683,556.31 dollars.

General Info

USDA Forest Service BPA for trail services totaling approximately 1.68 million dollars.

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Department Of Agriculture → USDA Forest Service

NAICS

115310 - Support Activities for Forestry

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2 updates

PhaseAwarded

PostedNov 21

Presolicitation

Notice updatedDec 2

Response deadline changed from Dec 6, 2014 to Jan 5, 2015. The notice description changed.

Notice updatedDec 5

Notice details unchanged. Attachments may have changed.

Type ChangedDec 19

Presolicitation → Solicitation

AwardedOct 29

Contract was awarded

Submission Closed

03/13/2015, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment Of Agriculture → USDA Forest Service

Contacts1 person available

OfficeATLANTA, GA, 30309, USA

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Department Of Agriculture → USDA Forest Service

Office AddressATLANTA, GA, 30309, USA

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CHRISTOPHER J. FORD

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+1 (555) 000-0000

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B.2.3. Trail Assessment/Design Layout and Planning (all sub-line items under B.2.3.) B.2.4. Trail Maintenance & Construction (all sub-line items under B.2.4.) B.2.5. Trail Education and Training (all sub-line items under B.2.5.) The above mentioned line items shall be awarded to the following: Applied Trails Research(AG-43ZP-B-15-0001), LLC. of State College, PA; Okanogan Trail Construction(AG-43ZP-B-15-0002) of Cave Creek, AZ; Tony Boone Trails (AG-43ZP-B-15-0003) of Salida, CO. The estimated amount of award for these contractors is $1,683,556.31. B.2.3. Trail Assessment/Design Layout and Planning (all sub-line items under B.2.3.) B.2.4. Trail Maintenance & Construction (all sub-line items under B.2.4.) The above mentioned line items shall be awarded to the following: Benchmark Trails (AG-43ZP-B-15-0004) of Greenville, SC; YRU Contracting Inc. (AG-43ZP-B-15-0005) of Cambridge, ID.The estimated amount of award for these contractors is $1,641,123.99. B.2.3. Trail Assessment/Design Layout and Planning (all sub-line items under B.2.3.) B.2.5. Trail Education and Training (all sub-line items under B.2.5.) The above mentioned line items shall be awarded to the following: David Kuykendall (AG-43ZP-B-15-0006) of Blairsville, GA; Trails Guys (AG-43ZP-B-15-0007) of Alberton, MT. The estimated amount of award for these contractors is $308,505.87. B.2.4. Trail Maintenance & Construction (all sub-line items under B.2.4.) The above mentioned line items shall be awarded to the following: Donald Hays Trail Contractor Inc.(AG-43ZP-B-15-0008) of Tahoe City, CA.; Graham County Land Company (AG-43ZP-B-15-0009) of Robbinsville, NC; High County Conservation, LLC (AG-43ZP-B-15-0010)of Buena Vista, VA; Tootle Construction (AG-43ZP-B-15-0011) of Longwood, Florida; Tri State Company (AG-43ZP-B-15-0012) of Lesage, WV; Tudor's Exterior Services LLC. (AG-43ZP-B-15-0013) of Trion, GA. The estimated amount of award for these contractors is $1,375,050.44. B.2.3. Trail Assessment/Design Layout and Planning (all sub-line items under B.2.3.) The above mentioned line items shall be awarded to the following: McPherson Consulting (AG-43ZP-B-15-0014)of Roanoke, VA; Jerry Barrow (AG-43ZP-B-15-0015) of Cleveland, TN. The estimated amount of award for these contractors is $266,073.55. The line item values shall be determined at the call order level. The overall estimated amount for all requirements under this BPA is $B.2.3. Trail Assessment/Design Layout and Planning (all sub-line items under B.2.3.) B.2.4. Trail Maintenance & Construction (all sub-line items under B.2.4.) B.2.5. Trail Education and Training (all sub-line items under B.2.5.) The above mentioned line items shall be awarded to the following: Aied Trails Research, LLC of State College, PA; Okanogan Trail Construction of Cave Creek, AZ; Tony Boone Trails of Salida, CO. The estimated amount of award for these contractors is $1,683,556.31. B.2.3. Trail Assessment/Design Layout and Planning (all sub-line items under B.2.3.) B.2.4. Trail Maintenance & Construction (all sub-line items under B.2.4.) The above mentioned line items shall be awarded to the following: Benchmark Trails of Greenville, SC; YRU Contracting Inc. of Cambridge, ID. The estimated amount of award for these contractors is $1,641,123.99. B.2.3. Trail Assessment/Design Layout and Planning (all sub-line items under B.2.3.) B.2.5. Trail Education and Training (all sub-line items under B.2.5.) The above mentioned line items shall be awarded to the following: David Kuykendall of Blairsville, GA; Trails Guys of Alberton, MT. The estimated amount of award for these contractors is $308,505.87. B.2.4. Trail Maintenance & Construction (all sub-line items under B.2.4.) The above mentioned line items shall be awarded to the following: Donald Hays Trail Contractor, Inc. of Tahoe City, CA.; Graham County Land Company of Robbinsville, NC; High County Conservation, LLC of Buena Vista, VA; Tootle Construction of Longwood, Florida; Tri State Company of Lesage, WV; Tudor's Exterior Services Inc. of Trion, GA. The estimated amount of award for these contractors is $1,375,050.44. B.2.3. Trail Assessment/Design Layout and Planning (all sub-line items under B.2.3.) The above mentioned line items shall be awarded to the following: McPherson Consulting of Roanoke, VA; Jerry Barrow of Cleveland, TN. The estimated amount of award for these contractors is $266,073.55. These line items value shall be determined at the call order level. The overall estimated amount for all requirements under this BPA is $1,683,556.31.