The Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region awarded a single-award blanket purchase agreement to Central Pipeline, Inc. to provide forest engineering and road maintenance services across three national forests in Oregon. With a potential value of $10 million over 10 years, the IDV enables task orders for activities such as road surface maintenance, reconstruction, and stream restoration.
One such task order awarded to Central Pipeline is a $531,050 fixed-price contract to restore wetland functions at the 560-acre Williams Prairie site. Funding comes from the Forest Service's land management programs. Under a total small business set-aside, Central Pipeline will rehabilitate the North Fork Crooked River watershed in Prineville, Oregon by June 2024 through labor-hour efforts.
The original solicitation sought pricing to continue road maintenance across the Deschutes, Ochoco, and Fremont-Winema National Forests over the 10-year IDV period. Pricing was requested for equipment like graders, excavators, and dozers to complete services like asphalt treatments, structures, and stream work. A partial small business set-aside designation aimed to continue such services currently provided across the three forests.
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