Epic Construction & Environmental Inc.

Epic Construction & Environmental Inc., a woman-owned small disadvantaged business (SDVB) and certified WOSB based in Colorado Springs, Colorado, provides road and bridge construction, maintenance, and civil infrastructure services to federal land-management agencies as a prime contractor exclusively—the vendor holds 56 prime awards across three federal customers and no subcontract positions. The company operates under NAICS 237310 (Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction) and competes predominantly under total small business set-asides, which recur across the majority of its contract footprint with the U.S. Forest Service Rocky Mountain Region.

The customer concentration is heavily skewed to a single agency. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service Rocky Mountain Region (Region 2) accounts for 23 of 56 awards but dominates by dollar value at $126 million combined potential value—41% of all awards cover 98% of the vendor's contract pipeline. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Colorado Region issued 32 awards, yet those carry only $2.3 million combined potential value, reflecting small discrete infrastructure and site-improvement projects (parking improvements, trailhead work, culvert repairs) versus the Forest Service's multi-million-dollar IDIQs. One nominal BLM national-office award completes the customer set.

Epic holds three primary indefinite-delivery vehicles on the Forest Service side. The two most recent are a $50 million multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) for Region 2 Road and Bridge Construction Services awarded July 14, 2025, and a $20 million single-award IDC for Region 2 Road Maintenance and Forest Support Services awarded July 1, 2025—both set aside for small business with five-year terms through 2030. A third $50 million multiple-award IDC awarded November 6, 2023, under the parent USFS Colorado Forests and Grasslands Road Maintenance 2023–2028 contract covers road construction and maintenance on the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests and Pawnee National Grassland across Colorado, Wyoming, and adjacent Forest Service lands, with secondary administrative oversight in Fort Collins, Colorado. Task orders under these IDIQs range from $2,500 guarantee-minimum awards to $3 million ceilings per order. On the BLM side, Epic operates under a smaller, more fragmented portfolio of task orders issued against older regional indefinite-delivery contracts with much lower ceiling values.

Representative recent work spans road reconstruction, drainage and culvert installation, bridge repair, and emergency infrastructure response. Examples include the Eleven Mile Bridges and Guardrail Rehabilitation project ($577 thousand, Forest Service, June 2026), the WCS Black Diamond Roadwork Phase 2 project near Red Feather Lakes ($384 thousand, awarded August 2024), West Crystal Black Diamond Roadwork Phase 1 in Fort Collins ($285.7 thousand, awarded August 2024), a Timber Sale Road Reconditioning project in the Delta area ($128 thousand, Forest Service, July 2024), and emergency culvert replacement on Geneva Creek ($79.6 thousand, August 2022). Many task orders were funded through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law programs, particularly for high-priority wildfire-resilience and public-access projects.

Activity has remained flat at four to six awards per year from 2022 through 2025, with only one award recorded in 2026 (year-to-date through mid-July). The recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal—only three awards carry ultimate completion dates within that window and total just $1.1 million combined potential value. The vendor's two largest IDCs were both awarded in July 2025 and run through 2028–2030, providing substantial pipeline stability assuming continued task-order placement. However, the majority of obligated dollars ($4.5 million of $128.3 million potential value, or 4%) suggests most of the announced vehicle ceilings have not yet been drawn down, indicating earlier-stage contract execution under the newer IDIQs.

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