How to bid on Midstory Removal Treatment Services for USDA Forest Service, KY

What the agency is buying

The USDA Forest Service is seeking midstory removal treatment services for the Daniel Boone National Forest, Cumberland Ranger District, in Kentucky. This work is part of broader land management efforts.

This specific opportunity is a call order under an existing Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) called the Land Management Integrated Resources BPA (LMIR). The LMIR BPA covers a wide range of services including professional services, natural resources restoration, engineering, project management, and more, for all Forests and Grasslands and other federal agencies.

Key dates and deadlines

This notice was published on August 07, 2026. The deadline for responses is August 24, 2026, at 2:00 PM ET. At this deadline, the agency will close submissions for this specific call order.

Who this opportunity suits

This opportunity is specifically for businesses already approved under the Land Management Integrated Resources BPA (LMIR) with the US Forest Service. There are currently 77 businesses that will receive the solicitation directly.

Firms specializing in environmental services, natural resource management, forestry, or land restoration would be relevant for this type of work. If your company is not yet an approved LMIR BPA holder, you can still join the BPA, which is continuously open for new vendors.

How to respond

This is not an open solicitation for new proposals. The solicitation for this call order will be sent via email directly to the 77 companies currently listed on the Land Management Integrated Resources BPA. Any updates or changes to the Request for Quotation (RFQ) will also be emailed to these approved companies.

If you are an approved LMIR BPA holder, monitor your email for the solicitation from [email protected]. If you are not an approved vendor but wish to join the LMIR BPA for future opportunities, you can search for solicitation number 12363N23Q4023 on SAM.gov and contact the point of contact listed there to inquire about joining the continuous BPA.

Tips for preparing a competitive response

For those already on the LMIR BPA, ensure your proposal directly addresses all requirements outlined in the call order. Highlight your specific experience with midstory removal or similar forestry treatments, especially within national forests or similar ecological settings.

Clearly articulate your methodology, equipment, and personnel qualifications. Emphasize your understanding of environmental regulations and best practices for land management. A well-organized and concise response that demonstrates a clear understanding of the project's scope and objectives will be more competitive.