The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service has awarded K & K Dirtworks, Inc., a woman-owned small business disadvantaged enterprise, an indefinite delivery contract (IDC) valued at $500,000 to provide road maintenance and reconstruction services for the Hoosier National Forest located in southern Indiana. This IDC, which was set aside for total small business, enables the Forest Service's Eastern Region to efficiently procure a variety of road-related work from K & K Dirtworks, including grading, ditching, culvert repairs, aggregate placement, vegetation control, erosion prevention, and general road reconstruction projects. The work supports the agency's management of public infrastructure and access within the national forest to facilitate recreation and natural resource management activities. Over the course of the contract's base period and four option years, task orders have been issued to K & K Dirtworks for routine maintenance as well as urgent repairs, such as removing a log jam blocking a bridge. The IDC was originally solicited as a small business set-aside opportunity with a focus on road work for the Hoosier National Forest.
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