Circle V Harvesting CO.

Circle V Harvesting CO., a small-business sole proprietorship and subchapter S corporation based in Sneedville, Tennessee, delivers earthworks, infrastructure maintenance, and environmental remediation services to federal land management agencies exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards). The vendor competes predominantly under total small business set-asides across its federal footprint; the source includes one HUBZone Sole Source award and one full-and-open award, but all other contracts carry small business designations.

Circle V Harvesting's customer base concentrates heavily on USDA agencies. The top five funding agencies by award count account for 52% of recent awards: the Department of Interior National Park Service Southeast Region (9 awards, $298 thousand combined potential value), the Department of Agriculture National Resources Conservation Service Central Region (7 awards, $768 thousand), the Department of Agriculture Forest Service R9-Eastern Region (6 awards, $1.3 million), the Department of Agriculture Forest Service R8-Southern Region (5 awards, $8.4 million), and the Department of Agriculture National Resources Conservation Service Northeast Region (5 awards, $583 thousand). By potential value, the concentration is even tighter: the USDA Forest Service Washington Office Acquisitions anchors the portfolio with a single $50 million Blanket Purchase Agreement awarded January 6, 2026, under the Land Management Integrated Resources (LMIR) National BPA. This vehicle dwarfs the rest of the portfolio and extends through March 6, 2033. The Forest Service R8-Southern Region ($8.4 million across 5 awards) and the Army Corps of Engineers ($1.5 million across 4 awards) rank second and third by dollars. The source names 21 distinct federal agencies served across the recent portfolio.

Representative prime work includes a $268,838 total small business definitive contract from USDA Forest Service Region 9 (Eastern) for Monongahela National Forest road and drainage repairs, a $158,139 total small business definitive contract from USDA Forest Service Region 3 (Southwestern) for Rock Creek IRTC road maintenance on the Carson National Forest, a $144,126 total small business Great American Outdoors Act contract from USDA Forest Service Region 2 (Rocky Mountain) for vault toilet installation at Herman Gulch Trailhead, and a $497,137 total small business definitive contract from the Bureau of Land Management for reconstruction of Monida Creek Dam Numbers 1 and 2. Capability work spans road reconditioning and maintenance (blading, surface repair, drainage structure maintenance), culvert installation and replacement, riprap placement (up to 1,700 cubic yards on dams), trail rehabilitation, wetland restoration under NRCS easement programs, site cleanup and debris removal, and parking area and access-road rehabilitation at national parks and military installations.

Circle V Harvesting holds four active Blanket Purchase Agreements with the USDA Forest Service Eastern Region: the $50 million LMIR National BPA awarded January 2026 (through March 2033), a $250 thousand Facilities BPA awarded August 2023 (through February 2032), a $250 thousand Trails BPA awarded April 2022 (through March 2032), and a $250 thousand Roads BPA awarded April 2022 (through March 2032). These regional vehicles allow Forest Service contracting officers within Region 9 to issue task orders for facilities construction, trails construction, and roads construction projects up to the BPA ceilings.

The vendor's award portfolio spans heavy civil engineering construction and highway/street construction work; the top two NAICS categories are Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction (26 awards) and Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction (18 awards). Activity declined sharply after 2022 (14 awards that year down to 4 in both 2023 and 2024, 2 in 2025, and 4 in 2026 year-to-date), a trajectory attributable in part to the January 2026 LMIR BPA award's shift from traditional definitive contracts and purchase orders to an indefinite-delivery vehicle. Three awards (combined potential value $571 thousand) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore expose the vendor to recompete within that window. Combined potential value across all recent awards stands at $65.9 million, with $7.1 million obligated (11% realization). The source lists over 20 prime federal contracts totaling nearly $5 million as background context, grounding the vendor's tenure in federal infrastructure and environmental services for land management agencies.

Circle V Harvesting is a family owned and operated business specializing in land clearing, site grading, and driveways. We also offer services in erosion control, drainage, and farm irrigation. To view our federal contracting information please visit www.fedlinks.com/circle-v-harvesting-co or Go To FedLinks Circle V Harvesting Co