Resource Environmental Solutions Selected as IDIQ Subcontractor for the National Park Service

By Russ | October 14th, 2011
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, October 12, 2011:  Resource Environmental Solutions, L.L.C. (RES) has been awarded a subcontract to supply and implement ecological restoration activities for the National Park Service throughout the Eastern United States. WESTON Solutions, Inc. was awarded a base Indefinite Duration Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract to deliver revegetation and restoration planning, design, implementation and monitoring services.  The IDIQ contract is for $20 million, which may be realized in a single year, or spread out over the life of the contract including all four option years.  RES, as a subcontractor to WESTON, will control invasive species, deliver revegetation and ecological restoration services, and source and plant appropriate native species. Work for this contract may be performed for units of the Department of the Interior, United States Forest Service, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Elliott Bouillion, RES CEO said, “Selection as a supplier via the competitive bid process involves rigorous review of RES past experiences and technical expertise. With 20,000 acres of ecological restoration efforts completed, the RES team continues to demonstrate excellence in our restoration operations. We are delighted to have been recognized by the National Park Service with the award of this IDIQ contract.”

For additional information on restorative plants and post-construction planting services and solutions, please contact Aaron Pierce, aaron@res.us, 985-637-9720 or Frankie Savoy, frankie@res.us, 225-372-6106.

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