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This Solicitation opportunity from Florida was posted on May 12, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

42244IFB26-Lake George Timber Sale

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42244IFB26State & Local

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The St. Johns River Water Management District is seeking sealed bids for a timber sale covering approximately 170 acres within the Lake George Conservation Area in Putnam County, Florida. The sale area is divided into two main components: a clearcut of 22 acres of natural sand pine and a thinning operation of 148 acres within mature slash pine stands that were last thinned over ten years ago. The thinning areas include 120.8 acres of marked thinning, where only blue-painted trees are to be harvested, and 27.2 acres of logger-select thinning, which utilizes previous cut rows to thin remaining trees. The objective of the thinning is to maintain a residual stand density of 50 square feet basal area per acre, prioritizing removal of diseased, defective, or suppressed trees first. Estimated timber volumes available in the sale include approximately 2,484 tons of pine pulpwood, 1,347 tons of chip-n-saw, and 72 tons of sawtimber, though these quantities are provided as estimates and not guaranteed. Interested bidders must submit their proposals by May 22, 2026, and can contact Rebecca Lumpkin at the District for further information. The contract involves a per-ton purchase structure under solicitation number 42244IFB26 and is governed by the St. Johns River Water Management District, based in Florida.

General Info

St. Johns River seeks bids for 170-acre timber sale with clearcut and thinning by May 22, 2026.

Agency

Florida → St. Johns River Water Management Dist

NAICS

70151603View NAICS

Place of Performance

FL, USA

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NONE

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IFB 42244IFB26 Lake George Timber Sale

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AgencyFlorida → St. Johns River Water Management Dist
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The Governing Board of the St. Johns River Water Management District is requesting sealed bids for a per ton timber sale comprised of approximately 170 acres (“Sale Area”) within the Lake George Conservation Area, located in Putnam County, Florida. The Sale Area is in Section 38; Township 13 South; Range 27 East. (Maps are included in the attached agreement.)This timber sale consists of a clearcut and a second thinning within mature slash pine stands which were first thinned more than ten years ago. The clearcut stand includes 22 acres of natural sand pine. All merchantable pine within this area shall be harvested. The thinning component includes a combination of marked thinning and logger‑select thinning across 148 total acres. Marked thinning areas comprise 120.8 acres. In these stands, trees designated for harvest are marked with blue paint at eye level; only trees with these markings shall be harvested. Logger‑select thinning areas total 27.2 acres. In these stands, operators shall utilize the existing cut rows from the first thinning to access and thin the leave rows. The objective is to achieve a residual stand density of 50 square feet of basal area per acre. Within the leave rows, removal priority shall be as follows: first, harvest diseased, defective, or suppressed trees; then remove a portion of intermediate and co‑dominant trees as necessary to reach the target density. The District estimates that the timber volume conveyed in this Agreement includes approximately 2,484 tons of pine pulpwood, 1,347 tons of chip‑n‑saw, and 72 tons of sawtimber. These figures are estimates only and are not guaranteed