Anderson & Son Grading And Clearing, Inc.

Anderson & Son Grading And Clearing, Inc. is a small business based in Mars Hill, North Carolina, specializing in road maintenance, infrastructure restoration, and environmental services for federal agencies, particularly the U.S. Forest Service. The company is registered in SAM.gov through June 16, 2025 and operates as a for-profit corporate entity capable of providing a wide range of civil infrastructure and land management services. Their core competencies include road reconditioning, grading, clearing, culvert repair, gravel placement, stream restoration, and campground maintenance, with a primary focus on supporting national forest system infrastructure in the southeastern United States.

The company has consistently secured federal contract awards from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service Southern Region, primarily in North Carolina, with contracts ranging from small purchase orders to significant multi-year delivery orders. These contracts have included critical infrastructure projects such as road maintenance on National Forest System Roads, campground repairs following tropical storm damage, stream restoration, and road reconditioning. Many of their awards have been set aside for small business participation, with contract values ranging from $14,977 to $258,241.95. The work has involved detailed tasks like aggregate placement, roadway grading, culvert cleaning, erosion repair, and supporting recreational infrastructure in national forests.

Anderson & Son Grading And Clearing, Inc. holds three significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) with the USDA Forest Service Southern Region: a $49,999,000 single-award road maintenance and construction contract valid through October 2029, a $7,000,000 Blanket Purchase Agreement for wildlife and forest projects through August 2028, and a $900,000 Appalachian Road Maintenance IDV through March 2025. These IDVs enable the company to provide comprehensive services including road maintenance, construction, minor engineering, wildlife habitat management, invasive plant treatments, equipment rental, and infrastructure support across national forests in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, and Virginia. Task orders issued against these vehicles demonstrate the company's versatility in executing complex, multi-faceted federal infrastructure and land management projects.