Eversgerd Lisa

Eversgerd Lisa, doing business as Lost Creek, is a small, woman-owned disadvantaged business located in Oroville, Washington, specializing in trail maintenance, construction, and restoration services for federal agencies. Registered in SAM.gov since March 2015, the company primarily serves the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service, with a focus on maintaining and improving recreational infrastructure in National Forests across the Pacific Northwest region. Lost Creek is structured as a sole proprietorship and has demonstrated a strong commitment to providing high-quality trail-related services that support safe public access and preserve natural recreational areas.

The company has consistently secured federal contracts set aside for small businesses, primarily with the USDA Forest Service's Pacific Northwest Region (Region 6). Its contract awards have included multiple trail restoration and maintenance projects, such as the CNF 0621 Kettle Crest Trail Drainage Restoration ($109,128.25), Three Rivers Ranger District trail maintenance ($42,573.59), and Three Rivers West Trail Restoration ($42,368.84). These contracts have focused on specific trail improvement projects within the Colville National Forest, involving tasks like drainage restoration, trail maintenance, brushing, and construction. Each contract aims to enhance trail safety, prevent resource damage, and improve public access to recreational areas, with contract values ranging from $42,000 to $144,530.

Lost Creek holds a significant multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) valued at $7.5 million, which runs through November 2031 and covers trail construction and maintenance services across National Forests in Alaska, Oregon, and Washington. This BPA, awarded by the USDA Forest Service, allows the company to receive task orders for various trail-related projects with minimal restrictions. The agreement demonstrates Lost Creek's capability to handle diverse trail infrastructure projects and its established relationship with federal land management agencies. Under this BPA, the company has already received task orders for specific projects, including trail maintenance on the Three Rivers Ranger District and the LPO TRAIL 142 RESTORATION project, showcasing its versatility and expertise in trail-related federal contract work.