Omni Earthworks LLC

Omni Earthworks LLC, a for-profit limited liability company based in Huntingburg, Indiana, delivers road maintenance, trail construction, and environmental restoration services to the U.S. Forest Service Region 9 - Eastern Region as a prime contractor under small-business-set-aside BPAs and indefinite delivery contracts. The vendor competes exclusively under total small business set-asides on its core Forest Service work and holds no sub-award relationships; 100% of recent awards are prime contracts.

Omni Earthworks' customer base is highly concentrated. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service Region 9 - Eastern Region accounts for 12 of 17 awards and $3.2 million of the $3.4 million combined potential value — 94% of the vendor's recent federal portfolio. Two NRCS regional offices (Central Region and Southeast Region), the Army Corps of Engineers, and the Corps' Engineering District Kansas City fill the remaining awards at $122 thousand combined. The vendor operates across Midwestern national forests, primarily the Hoosier National Forest in Indiana.

Omni Earthworks holds four active parent BPAs and two indefinite delivery contracts with Forest Service Region 9, all expiring through 2032. The Northeast Region 9 Roads BPA ($250 thousand ceiling) has generated three task orders totaling $123 thousand, with performance through March 2032. The Facilities Construction BPA ($250 thousand ceiling) and the Trails Construction BPA ($250 thousand ceiling) both run through February 2032. Two indefinite delivery single-award contracts, each ceiling $500 thousand, replaced previous awards held by Sun Energy and cover road maintenance, reconstruction, and environmental restoration through March 2025. Representative work includes a $778.6 thousand definitive contract for asphalt overlay and culvert replacement across five Tipsaw Recreation Area campgrounds under the Great American Outdoors Act (awarded December 2021), a $385.8 thousand definitive contract for aquatic organism passage improvement on the Hoosier National Forest (October 2023), and multiple smaller task orders for road grading, reshaping, ditch cleaning, and aggregate placement.

Capability concentration reflects USDA Forest Service and civil infrastructure work: Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction dominates at 8 awards, followed by Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction at 5 awards. PSC coding emphasizes repair and alteration of highways, roads, and streets (5 awards) and construction and restoration of real property (3 awards). Activity shows volatility — six awards in 2021, two in 2022, five in 2023, three in 2024, and one in 2026 — with a significant gap in 2025. One award ($86 thousand) completes within the next twenty-four months, representing minimal recompete exposure. SCI-reportable invoicing reflects $779 thousand in FY2022 across 0.3 contract-level FTEs on one prime service contract; no SCI-reportable work appears in FY2023. The vendor reported a median government-paid hourly rate of $465.96/hr on SCI records and engaged a single named subcontractor averaging 31% of contractor hours on prime contracts.