Monongahela NF Aggregate and Stone 2016-2021

The Monongahela National Forest Aggregate and Stone 2016-2021 Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is designed to provide aggregate, stone, rip-rap, and shot-rock materials to various Forest Service locations within West Virginia. This contract vehicle enables the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service to efficiently procure road maintenance and construction materials for forest infrastructure and repair projects. The master IDIQ allows for multiple task orders to be issued against a shared contract ceiling of $1,000,000, with task orders focused on delivering specific types and quantities of stone and aggregate materials to designated forest road locations.

The task orders under this contract are consistently set aside for total small businesses, with typical contract values ranging from approximately $1,500 to $75,000 and durations typically spanning several months to two years. Most task orders are concentrated in specific districts like the Greenbrier and Cheat Districts, with common objectives including road reconstruction, road maintenance, and infrastructure repair related to flood events or road use permit areas. Delivery orders frequently involve placing stone on forest roads (FR routes), such as FR14, FR17, FR22, FR35, and FR90J, with materials being used for road surfacing, reconstruction, and maintenance. The task orders demonstrate a systematic approach to procuring aggregate materials, with precise specifications for stone types like 1 1/2" crusher run aggregate limestone, and a focus on supporting forest road infrastructure across different zones within the Monongahela National Forest.