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Boise National Forest Noncommercial Tree Thinning Contract 2026

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The Boise National Forest Noncommercial Tree Thinning Contract 2026 is a forecasted project managed by the Department of Agriculture Forest Service. The primary objective of this contract is to conduct non-commercial tree thinning and stand improvement activities within the Emmett area. These operations aim to reduce tree density and improve the overall health and condition of the forest stand through the deliberate selection of leave trees. Additionally, the project serves a critical safety function by reducing fuel loading, which helps mitigate the risk of catastrophic fire events. This procurement is categorized under NAICS code 115310 and is currently listed as a forecast. Interested parties can coordinate with the designated points of contact, Cody Sherrodd or Small Business Specialist Ashley Thompson, for further information. The project is part of the Forest Service's ongoing efforts to manage forest health and implement wildfire prevention strategies through prescribed silvicultural objectives.

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Forest Service noncommercial tree thinning in Emmett area to improve health and reduce fire.

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Department of Agriculture → Forest ServiceView Agency

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115310 - Support Activities for ForestryView NAICS

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EMMETT, ID, USA

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AgencyDepartment of Agriculture → Forest Service
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CODY SHERRODD
ASHLEY THOMPSON

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Non-commercial tree thinning and stand improvement activities to reduce the tree density and by the deliberate selection of leave trees improve the overall health and condition of the stand based on the prescribed objectives. Thinning also reduces fuel loading therefore reducing the risk of a catastrophic fire event.

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