USDA Feasibility Study for Gas Stations and Truck Stops in Idaho
NAICS 447110
Gas station and truck stop projects in rural Idaho serve interstate and US-95 corridor traffic, where interchange location defines throughput. An independent USDA feasibility study consultant models gallon throughput, margin and store attach rates; the independent USDA feasibility study company scopes environmental and tank compliance into the technical section.
Program Fit
B&I as an essential corridor business, typically within the enhanced 85 percent FY2026 tier for loans under $5 million.
What the Study Covers
Framed to the scope required by 7 CFR Part 5001 Appendix A for OneRD guaranteed loan submissions.
- Market demand and competitive supply analysis
- Technical and site feasibility, including environmental considerations
- Five to ten year financial projections with DSCR, DCF, and sensitivity analysis
- Management and operational capacity assessment
- Economic feasibility and rural community impact
Idaho Market Evidence
Idaho fuel retail turns on interchange-level traffic counts on I-84, I-15, I-86, I-90 and US-95, plus fuel margin history and environmental review. Eight Idaho cities exceeded 50,000 in the 2020 Census, and the excluded urban fringes around Boise, Idaho Falls, Pocatello, Coeur d'Alene and Twin Falls make eligibility parcel-specific at every metro edge; every Idaho study includes a dated, address-level USDA map determination.
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