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Acquisition of the fee interest in 12.5 ± acres total of unique land located in the Town of Lakeville located on the southerly side of Howland Road, adjacent to Freetown Fall River State Forest. The

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RP-50144State & Local

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This contract involves the acquisition of the fee interest for approximately 12.5 acres of unique land situated in the Town of Lakeville. The property is located on the southerly side of Howland Road and is adjacent to the Freetown Fall River State Forest, currently consisting of undeveloped woodland. Managed by the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation, the project is identified by solicitation number RP-50144 and was posted on August 6, 2025. This state-level action focuses on the procurement of land to expand or protect natural resources within the region.

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Massachusetts DCR is acquiring 12.5 acres of woodland in Lakeville for conservation.

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Massachusetts → Conservation & Recreation, Department of — State Transportation Building

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113110 - Timber Tract Operations

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AgencyMassachusetts → Conservation & Recreation, Department of — State Transportation Building

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Acquisition of the fee interest in 12.5 ± acres total of unique land located in the Town of Lakeville located on the southerly side of Howland Road, adjacent to Freetown Fall River State Forest. The current use of the property is undeveloped woodland.

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