DOE Power Line Vegetation Management IDIQ

The DOE Power Line Vegetation Management IDIQ is a comprehensive contract vehicle for integrated vegetation management (IVM) services focused on maintaining transmission line corridors and right-of-way (ROW) areas. The contract covers mechanical mowing, vegetation removal, danger tree trimming, and comprehensive vegetation management services for high-voltage power transmission infrastructure. These services are designed to ensure safe and reliable electrical transmission by managing vegetation growth around power lines, towers, and associated infrastructure.

Task orders under this IDIQ predominantly target vegetation management for Department of Energy (DOE) transmission lines, with most orders ranging from approximately $10,000 to $550,000 and typically lasting between 3-12 months. The contract includes both total small business set-aside task orders and unrestricted task orders, with performance locations primarily in California regions such as Malin, Round Mountain, Keswick, Olinda, and Shasta. The task orders frequently involve comprehensive integrated vegetation management for specific transmission line segments, including mechanical mowing, tree trimming, and vegetation removal. While specific prime contractors are not clearly identifiable from the data, the vehicle demonstrates a structured approach to managing vegetation risks for critical electrical infrastructure through flexible, task-order-based contracting.