East Tennessee Pipeline, L.L.C.

East Tennessee Pipeline, L.L.C., operating as East Tennessee Pipeline LLC, is a small business contractor specializing in construction and maintenance services for federal agencies, primarily in the eastern Tennessee region. Registered in SAM.gov since August 2016, the company is structured as a partnership or limited liability partnership and qualifies as a for-profit organization, community development corporation, and limited liability company. East Tennessee Pipeline has established itself as a preferred contractor for infrastructure projects in national parks and forests, demonstrating expertise in water systems, wastewater management, and road maintenance.

The company has secured numerous federal contract awards from agencies such as the National Park Service and the U.S. Forest Service. Notable projects include a $402,896 contract for rehabilitating the Cable Mill wastewater system in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, a $547,600 project to replace water distribution lines in the park's Cosby area, and various maintenance and repair tasks in the Cherokee National Forest. East Tennessee Pipeline has also undertaken smaller-scale projects, such as urgent leak repairs, water system repairs at recreation areas, and valve replacements at air tanker bases. These contracts showcase the company's versatility in handling both large-scale infrastructure improvements and critical maintenance work. Many of these awards were designated as total small business set-asides, highlighting the company's important role in fulfilling federal agencies' small business contracting goals.

East Tennessee Pipeline holds two significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with the U.S. Forest Service's Southern Region, both awarded in 2023 with a ceiling value of $7 million each and performance periods extending to 2028. The first IDC focuses on facility maintenance, repair, remodeling, renovation, and new construction projects within the Cherokee National Forest. This single-award contract allows for task orders up to $250,000 for various construction and maintenance services. The second IDC, also a single award, is dedicated to annual road maintenance services and minor construction projects in the Cherokee National Forest. Both contracts were awarded as small business set-asides, further solidifying East Tennessee Pipeline's position as a key small business partner for the Forest Service in maintaining and improving infrastructure in federal lands across eastern Tennessee.