Arborclimb, Inc.

Arborclimb, Inc. is a Massachusetts-based small disadvantaged business specializing in vegetation management and tree services for federal government clients. The company provides specialized expertise in environmental maintenance and restoration work, with a particular focus on supporting the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' flood risk management, environmental stewardship, and water resources projects across the New England region. Since registering with SAM.gov in July 2015, Arborclimb has established itself as a reliable contractor for complex forestry and vegetation control work at federal infrastructure sites, including dams, lakes, and other water resources facilities.

Arborclimb's federal contract history demonstrates significant expertise in diverse vegetation management and tree removal services. The company has performed hazardous tree removal, spillway vegetation clearing, debris removal, mechanical vegetation control, forest mowing, groin vegetation removal, and grassland reclamation across multiple locations in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont. All contract awards have been issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District New England (ENDIST New England) under total small business set-aside designations, reflecting the company's certified status as a small disadvantaged business. Contract values have ranged from approximately $2,800 to $80,000, with most individual task orders falling between $3,000 and $17,900. Work sites have included prominent facilities such as Townshend Lake, Union Village Dam, Otter Brook Lake, Surry Mountain Lake, North Hartland Lake, Edward MacDowell Lake, Ball Mountain Lake, Littleville Lake, Tully Lake, Birch Hill Dam, Barre Falls Dam, and North Springfield Lake. The company has consistently performed as a prime contractor without major subcontractors, indicating its capacity to independently manage and execute complex vegetation management projects.

Arborclimb holds two primary Blanket Purchase Agreements with USACE Engineering District New England, both awarded under multiple award contracts with no set-aside restrictions. The first BPA, awarded on March 27, 2023, carries a $250,000 ceiling value with performance through March 26, 2026 and covers mechanical vegetation removal services across the Upper Connecticut River Basin, including locations throughout New Hampshire and Vermont. The second BPA, awarded on March 12, 2021 with an ultimate completion date of March 11, 2024, also carries a $250,000 ceiling and provides mechanical vegetation control services for the Lower Connecticut River Basin, encompassing sites in Massachusetts including Barre Falls Dam, Birch Hill Dam, Knightville Dam, Littleville Lake, and Tully Lake. Under these BPA vehicles, USACE Engineering District New England has issued numerous task orders for specialized services including tree removal, hazardous tree removal, spillway vegetation clearing, debris removal, and habitat improvement work. The BPAs provide the Army Corps with an efficient procurement mechanism to access Arborclimb's vegetation management expertise for recurring maintenance and environmental stewardship initiatives at federal water infrastructure facilities throughout the New England region.