Walker's Lawncare LLC

Walker's Lawncare LLC is a self-certified small disadvantaged business registered in SAM.gov since 2007, operating as a partnership or limited liability partnership based in Hillsboro, North Dakota. The company specializes in native prairie restoration and habitat management services, focusing primarily on environmental conservation and land restoration projects for federal agencies. While specific details about the company's full operational background are not provided, the federal contract awards demonstrate a clear expertise in ecological restoration work, particularly in managing and rehabilitating prairie and dam-adjacent landscapes.

Walker's Lawncare LLC has secured multiple federal contract awards exclusively from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, all centered on native prairie restoration services. These contracts have included comprehensive ecological management tasks such as eliminating invasive plant species, conducting controlled burns, mowing, spraying, harrowing, and seeding native grasses across various sites in North Dakota. The contracts have been set aside for total small business participation and range in value from $43,000 to $342,573, covering restoration work at locations including Lake Sakakawea, Garrison Project, Ashtabula Project, Pipestem Dam, and Bowman Haley Dam. Each contract involves detailed environmental restoration techniques designed to improve habitat quality and reestablish native plant ecosystems.

The company holds a significant single-award indefinite delivery contract (IDV) valued at $1.9 million, awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on September 25, 2023, with a performance period through March 2029. This IDV covers native prairie restoration services at Lake Sakakawea, Pipestem Dam, and Bowman Haley Dam in North Dakota. The contract allows for comprehensive site surveying, invasive species elimination, restoration area preparation and planting, and ongoing maintenance monitoring. Already, a $43,000 task order has been issued under this IDV for restoration work at Lake Sakakawea from 2023-2025, demonstrating the contract's immediate utility in supporting the Corps' habitat improvement initiatives.