Tk3, LLC

Tk3, LLC, a woman-owned small disadvantaged business headquartered in Cody, Wyoming, delivers road and bridge construction, trail restoration, and forest infrastructure services to the U.S. Forest Service as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) under total small business set-asides. The vendor operates exclusively within the Forest Service's Rocky Mountain and Northern regions across four states (Colorado, Nebraska, South Dakota, Wyoming), with work spanning highway and bridge construction (NAICS 237310), forestry support services, and emergency infrastructure repair funded through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, the Great American Outdoors Act, and disaster supplemental programs.

Tk3's customer concentration is singular and durable: the Department of Agriculture Forest Service accounts for all twelve awards and $127.6 million in combined potential value. This concentration splits across four Forest Service regional offices — Region 2 (Rocky Mountain) dominates with 9 awards and $76.8 million, followed by Region 4 (Research Service Rocky Mountain Research Station) with 1 award at $50 million, and Regions 1 and 6 with one smaller award each. The two rankings align completely; there is no tension between volume and dollars — the vendor serves one customer across multiple regional procurement offices.

Tk3 holds four indefinite delivery contracts totaling $125 million in combined ceiling value, all set-aside for small business. The anchor vehicles are two $50 million multiple-award MATOCs awarded by USFS Region 2 (July 2025, through July 2030) and Region 4 (May 2025, through April 2030) for road and bridge construction, reconstruction, and civil infrastructure work with individual task order ceilings ranging from $2,000 to $3,000,000. A $20 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract for road maintenance and forest support services across Region 2 was awarded July 1, 2025, and a $5 million multiple-award IIJA trail services IDC (Region 2, awarded July 2023, through July 2028) provides trail construction, maintenance, obliteration, survey, and emergency repair across four Wyoming national forests. Against these vehicles, Tk3 has placed task orders totaling $631,000 in combined potential value to date.

Recent capability work spans heavy civil construction and specialized infrastructure. A $1.168 million GAOA project awarded September 30, 2024, involved rock embankment construction to restore vehicle access on Road 504. A $435,296 definitive contract from USFS Region 1 (July 2025) covers hand-constructed trail repair through avalanche ravines on West Fork Beaver Creek Trail, requiring drilling, blasting, and manual excavation. A $384,980 bridge replacement project completed in November 2024 included a 61-foot glulam stringer trail bridge installation in Sheridan, Wyoming. A $414,731 IIJA trail improvements order (August 2024) encompassed light and heavy trail restoration, clearing, drain dip construction, and hazard tree removal. More recently, a $101,200 delivery order (February 2026) covers gate fabrication and installation under the Region 2 MATOC, and a $93,261 small business set-aside delivery order (May 2026) involved road base hauling, motor grading, and ditch cleaning on Wind River Ranger District roads.

Activity has expanded in the past two years — three awards in 2023, two in 2024, five in 2025, and two in 2026 — with three awards (combined potential value $630,000) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. Only $2.6 million has been obligated to date across the $127.6 million potential value, indicating the portfolio is heavily task-order dependent; as of mid-2026, the vendor has drawn down approximately 2% of ceiling value, and most obligations lie ahead as task orders are issued under the four active IDCs.