Rock Crushing Service for the Wallowa Whitman National Forest

The USDA Forest Service is seeking a small‑business contractor to provide rock‑crushing services for two designated rock pits within the Wallowa‑Whitman National Forest. The base requirement is to crush and stockpile 6,000 cubic yards of aggregate at the NFSR 6700 pit, with an optional additional 4,000 cubic yards at the NFSR 7700 pit. Work must comply with AASHTO specifications, include quality‑control testing every 700 cubic yards, and be completed between 1 Oct 2026 and 30 Sep 2027. The contractor must submit a detailed work plan, quality‑control plan, and key‑personnel list within 14 days of award and manage all labor, equipment, transportation, and site safety. The contract is set‑aside for total small‑business concerns and will be awarded on a firm‑fixed‑price basis. • Location: Wallowa‑Whitman National Forest, Baker City, OR • Scope: Rock crushing & stockpiling – 6,000 CY base, 4,000 CY optional • Period of Performance: 01 Oct 2026 – 30 Sep 2027 (12 months) • Delivery: Finished aggregate stockpiled on‑site, measured via GPS • Mandatory deliverables: Work plan, QC plan, equipment/storage plan, key‑personnel list (all within 14 days of award) • Small‑business set‑aside; NAICS 212319; firm‑fixed‑price; award anticipated after 15 Sep 2026 offer deadline.