contract_awardAwarded Wednesday, July 15, 2026Analyzed

ALL IN EXCAVATION & HAULING LLC: $20.0M Department of Agriculture Contract Vehicle

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Summary

The USDA Forest Service awarded a $20M IDIQ contract to private LLC ALL IN EXCAVATION & HAULING for road and forest maintenance in Region 1. As the recipient is not publicly traded, there is no direct impact on public equities, though the contract supports infrastructure and agriculture sectors.

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Key Takeaways

  • 1.Private company wins $20M Forest Service road maintenance contract.
  • 2.No direct public company exposure; no ticker impact.
  • 3.Ongoing federal infrastructure spending on public lands is confirmed but not tradeable from this award.

Market Implications

This contract has no direct market implications as the awardee is private. Indirectly, it reflects persistent demand for infrastructure services on federal lands, which could benefit publicly traded environmental and construction firms over the long term, but no specific tickers are implicated by this single award.

Full Analysis

This contract from the Department of Agriculture's Forest Service is a $20 million indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity award to ALL IN EXCAVATION & HAULING LLC, a private entity, for road maintenance and forest support services in Region 1 (covering Montana, northern Idaho, and adjacent states). The five-year period (2025-2030) reflects a typical multi-year maintenance commitment. Because the recipient is privately held and not a recognized subsidiary of a public company, no publicly traded entity directly benefits from this award.

The contract falls under the Infrastructure and Agriculture sectors, as it involves federal land management road upkeep. The Forest Service regularly awards such contracts to support access for firefighting, recreation, and resource management. While this specific award is too small and too specialized to move broad market indices, it highlights ongoing federal investment in rural infrastructure.

Related bills, such as S3004 (Upper Price River Watershed Project Act) and S1787 (Dolores River National Conservation Area and Special Management Area Act), underscore Congress's continued focus on public lands management. These bills, though neutral with low impact scores, align thematically with the maintenance work funded by this contract. However, they are authorization measures and do not guarantee direct funding for this particular award.

Historical patterns show that multi-year Forest Service maintenance contracts provide stable revenue streams for small-to-midsize construction and environmental service firms, but since this recipient is private, those benefits are not reflected in public stock performance. No supply chain beneficiaries are identifiable without speculation.

In summary, this is a routine, low-impact contract for a private firm, with no direct implications for publicly traded companies. Investors should monitor broader federal land management spending but not expect stock movements from this award.

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Contract Details

Recipient

ALL IN EXCAVATION & HAULING LLC

Award Amount

$20,000,000

Awarding Agency

Department of Agriculture

Sub-Agency

Forest Service

Contract Type

INDEFINITE DELIVERY / INDEFINITE QUANTITY

Related Bills

S3004S1787

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