Woodring Brothers Excavating Inc.

Woodring Brothers Excavating Inc. is a small business located in Kalispell, Montana, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since November 2012. The company primarily provides heavy equipment services, road maintenance, and land management support to federal agencies, with a significant focus on work for the U.S. Forest Service in the western United States. As a for-profit corporate entity, Woodring Brothers Excavating Inc. specializes in infrastructure and land management services, particularly for national forests in Montana and adjacent states.

The company has performed a wide range of services through federal contract awards, predominantly for the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service's Region 1 - Northern Region. These services include road maintenance activities such as road blading, roadside brushing, road reconstruction, drainage installation, and vegetation clearing. Specific project types have encompassed forest road repairs, slump and slide material removal, installation of vault toilets, and infrastructure improvements at day use sites. Most of their contracts have been either set aside for small businesses or awarded without specific set-aside designations, with contract values ranging from $8,038 to $231,994.56. The work consistently supports public access, forest management, and wildland fire response operations across national forests in Montana.

Woodring Brothers Excavating Inc. holds three significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with federal agencies. One IDC with the Forest Service, valued at $2,500, covers roadside brushing through December 2025. Another IDC, worth $125,000, focuses on road blading and maintenance services for the Flathead National Forest through March 2024. The third IDC, awarded by the National Interagency Fire Center, is a $250,000 contract set aside for small businesses, providing miscellaneous heavy equipment like feller bunchers, road graders, skidders, and mulcher/masticators for fire suppression and emergency response across multiple regions. These IDCs enable the Forest Service to quickly acquire critical equipment and services for vegetation management, infrastructure repair, and incident response.

All phases of excavation, road building, bridges, sand and gravel sales and hauling, forestry services, wildland firefighting.