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Dutton Hill G-Z Stewardship IRSC - R3 Coconino National Forest, Flagstaff Ranger District, Arizona

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12363N26R4001Federal

Submission Closed02/06/2026, 11:00:00 PM UTC

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Solicitation # StockingSurvey2027.pdf

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Solicitation # SanpoilForest2026Oct29.pdf

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AI Contract Overview

The Dutton Hill G-Z Stewardship Integrated Resource Service Contract (IRSC) is a firm-fixed price contract issued by the USDA Forest Service, Flagstaff Ranger District, Coconino National Forest, for forest restoration and timber management activities across approximately 8,829 acres divided into three primary treatment areas: Double Springs (699 acres), Dutton Hill (4,262 acres), and LO Pocket (3,868 acres). The work focuses on enhancing forest health, reducing hazardous fuels, and mitigating wildfire risk within the Wildland Urban Interface through mechanical and silvicultural treatments including thinning ponderosa pine stands, removing sawtimber and non-sawtimber trees, and preparing areas for low-intensity fire re-introduction. The project seeks to achieve multiple objectives: improving residual tree vigor and crown development, reducing fuel loading, restoring savanna and grassland vegetation, and supporting local forest product industries by providing timber and other materials. Proposals were initially due January 14, 2026, extended to January 23, 2026, with a performance period ending by November 30, 2029. The solicitation is conducted under Stewardship Contracting authority (16 USC 6591c), allowing full and open competition to meet land management goals that serve ecological and community needs. The contract emphasizes a best-value trade-off evaluation based primarily on technical approach, relevant past performance, and local workforce utilization, balanced against cost. Technical proposals must address detailed work plans, equipment, personnel, timing, and methods. Inspection and acceptance of work will be field-based, centered on verifying silvicultural prescriptions (e.g., basal area targets, spatial distribution of tree groups) and compliance with contract specifications. Timber volume estimates are preliminary and subject to final cruise data; pricing schedules include sawtimber, non-saw timber, and pulp material, with work and payment structured around multiple optional line items. Special contract requirements include rigorous fire prevention measures, labor compliance (notably with Farm Labor Contractor certification and H-2B visa regulations where applicable), cultural resource sensitivity, site-specific road maintenance obligations, and detailed tracer paint accountability for timber marking. Proposals must be electronically submitted with separate technical and price volumes, incorporating requisite certifications and representations, with payment handled through the Invoice Processing Platform (IPP.gov). Overall, the contract represents a complex, multi-year forest stewardship initiative integrating ecological restoration, wildfire hazard mitigation, and sustainable timber utilization under established federal acquisition and forest service regulations.

General Info

USDA contract for forest restoration, wildfire risk reduction, and timber management on 8,829 acres.

Agency

Department Of Agriculture → Coconino National Forest

NAICS

115310 - Support Activities for Forestry

Place of Performance

Flagstaff, AZ, 86005, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

Amendment 001 to Solicitation 12363N26R4001

1 page · amendment

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Amendment 002 to Solicitation 12363N26R4001

1 page · amendment

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Attachment 10 LO Pocket DxP Cutting Guides

21 pages · implementation-guide

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Cruise Report 08066 Mooney Mountain

94 pages · cruise-report

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Cruise Report 08069 Trap Timber Sale

83 pages · cruise-report

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Cruise Report 08070 Everett Timber Sale

105 pages · cruise-report

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Cruise Report 08071 for Sliker Timber Sale

112 pages · cruise-report

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Cruise Report 08086 Double Springs Timber Sale 2024

134 pages · cruise-report

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Double Springs Treatment Area Appendix C - Road Maintenance Requirements

37 pages · specifications

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Draft Attachment 7 - General Requirements for Heritage Survey on Coconino National Forest

28 pages · draft-solicitation

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Dutton Hill Appendix B Scaled Timber Removal Specifications

35 pages · sow

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Dutton Hill DxP Cutting Guides Silvicultural Treatment

20 pages · sow

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Dutton Hill G to Z Site Visit Meeting Notes and Q&A

4 pages · q-and-a

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Dutton Hill G-Z DoubleSprings Appendix B Scaled Timber Removal Specifications

35 pages · sow

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Dutton Hill G-Z Industrial Fire Plan

5 pages · sow

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Dutton Hill G-Z IRSC Appendix A Technical Specifications

19 pages · specifications

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Dutton Hill G-Z IRSC_LO Pocket Appendix C - Road Maintenance Requirements

41 pages · specifications

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Dutton Hill G-Z Stewardship Contract Timber Removal Specifications Appendix B

35 pages · sow

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Dutton Hill Prescriptions Draft Attachment 3 - Item 2c

34 pages · draft-solicitation

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Dutton Hill Prescriptions Silvicultural Treatment Plan

34 pages · sow

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Dutton Hill Treatment Area Appendix C - Road Maintenance Requirements

48 pages · sow

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Forest Service Handbook 2409.12 - Timber Cruising Handbook Chapter 60 Quality Control Amendment 2409.12-2000-6

62 pages · handbook

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General Requirements for Archaeological Survey on Coconino National Forest

28 pages · sow

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LO Pocket 4FRI Coconino NF Silvicultural Treatment Plan

151 pages · sow

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Region 3 Tracer Paint Accountability Plan Attachment

4 pages · sow

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SCA WD #1977-0211 V77 07-29-2025

4 pages · wage-determination

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Solicitation 12363N26R4001 Dutton Hill G-Z Stewardship

56 pages · rfq

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Solicitation 12363N26R4001 Dutton Hill G-Z Stewardship IRSC

57 pages · rfq

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Double Springs Treatment Area Appendix C Road Maintenance Requirements

37 pages · other

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Draft Attachment 4 - LO Pocket Prescriptions Treatment Plan

151 pages · other

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Draft Attachment 5 - Yellow Pine Visual Aid

6 pages · other

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DRAFT Dutton Hill G-Z IRSC_LO Pocket Appendix C - Road Maintenance Requirements

41 pages · other

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Dutton Hill Appendix B Scaled Timber Removal Specifications

35 pages · other

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Dutton Hill G-Z Contract Area Map and Treatment Specifications Draft

1 page · other

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Dutton Hill G-Z DoubleSprings Appendix B Scaled Timber Removal Specifications

35 pages · other

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Dutton Hill G-Z Industrial Fire Plan Attachment

5 pages · other

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Dutton Hill G-Z IRSC Appendix A Technical Specifications

20 pages · other

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Dutton Hill G-Z LO Pocket Contract Area Map and Treatment Details

1 page · other

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Dutton Hill G-Z Stewardship Contract Timber Removal Specifications Appendix B Draft

35 pages · other

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Dutton Hill G-Z Vicinity Map - Flagstaff Ranger District

1 page · other

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Dutton Hill G-Z Vicinity Map - Flagstaff Ranger District

1 page · other

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Dutton Hill Treatment Area Appendix C Road Maintenance Requirements Summary

48 pages · other

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Forest Service Handbook 2409.12 Timber Cruising Handbook Chapter 60 Quality Control Amendment 2409.12-2000-6

62 pages · other

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Region 3 Tracer Paint Accountability Plan Attachment for Tree Marking Contract

4 pages · other

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Region 3 Tree Marking Contractor Daily Paint Accountability Log

1 page · log

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Region 3 Tree Marking Contractor Daily Paint Accountability Log

1 page · other

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SCA Wage Determination #1977-0211 V77 07-29-2025

4 pages · other

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Unreadable Document 9 DRAFT Dutton Hill G-Z DoubleSpringsCAM

1 page · other

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Yellow Pine Visual Aid for Forestry Technicians

6 pages · visual-aid

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10.+Dutton+Hill+G-Z_Dutton+Hill_CAM.pdf

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Timeline

3 updates

PhaseClosed

PostedOct 30

Presolicitation

Type ChangedNov 25

Presolicitation → Solicitation

Notice updatedDec 12

Response deadline changed from Jan 14, 2026 to Jan 23, 2026. The notice description changed.

Notice updatedJan 15

Response deadline changed from Jan 23, 2026 to Feb 6, 2026. The notice description changed.

Notice updatedFeb 4

Notice details unchanged. Attachments may have changed.

Response DeadlineFeb 6

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

02/06/2026, 11:00:00 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment Of Agriculture → Coconino National Forest

Contacts2 people available

OfficeFLAGSTAFF, AZ, 86004, USA

Organization / AgencyDepartment Of Agriculture → Coconino National Forest

Office AddressFLAGSTAFF, AZ, 86004, USA

Contacts

Joshua Bahling

Jacob Dahlin

Full Description

UPDATE: 1/15/2025

AMDENDMENT 002: Proposals Due extended to 02/06/2026 from 01/23/2026 time due stays at 4:00 P.M. MST

UPDATE: 12/12/2025

AMDENDMENT 001: Proposals Due extended to 01/23/2026 from 01/14/2026 time due stays at 4:00 P.M. MST
Additional attachments have be posted; timber cruise data for all including SF30 for this amendment which needs to be signed and returned with propsals.
treatment areas.

DESCRIPTION

BACKGROUND: The Dutton G-Z Stewardship IRSC shall be awarded under the following authority:

Stewardship Authority: Section 604 (16 USC 6591c) of Public Law 108-148 as amended by Section 8205 of Public Law 113-79, the Agricultural Act of 2014—Grants the U.S. Forest Service (Government) permanent authority to enter into stewardship contracts or agreements to achieve land management goals for the National Forests or public lands that meet local and rural community needs. Section 8205 supersedes the temporary authority granted to the Forest Service (Government) in section 347 of Public Law 105-277, the Omnibus Consolidated and Emergency Appropriations Act, 1999.

NAICS: 115310: Support Services for Forestry, size standard: 34M Fuels Management Services. Stewardship authorities permit the Government to solicit this requirement as Full and Open competition.

PROJECT LOCATION:

Project Locations:

LO Pocket

T. 20N. R. 4E. Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 23, and 24 and T. 20N. R. 5E. Section 6, 7.

Dutton Hill

T. 20N. R. 5E. Sections 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 16, 17, 21 and 23.

Double Springs

T. 19N. R. 9E. Section 32; T. 18N. R 9E. Sections 6, 7, 18, 19. T. 18N. R. 8E. 11, 12, 13, 14, and 24.

SITE VISIT DATE AND TIME:

A site visit was conducted on November 18, 2025, if weater conditions permit and there is enough interest another may be scheduled prior to proposals due. Notes and a Q&A are posted in attachments for reference.

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: All work shall be completed by November 30, 2029.

DESCRIPTION OF WORK:

The Dutton Hill G-Z IRSC comprises three project treatment areas: Double Springs (699 acres), Dutton Hill (4,262 acres), and LO Pocket (3,868 acres). The total project area consists of 8,829 acres of ponderosa pine forest and savanna/grasslands. The intent of this project is to increase the pace and scale of forest restoration treatments by contracting project layout and preparation activities. The objectives of this project are to increase forest health and vigor, reduce hazardous fuels to reduce the threat of catastrophic wildfire within the Wildland Urban Interface by accomplishing the following:

Improve forest health by increasing residual tree growth, vigor, and crown development.
Reduce fuel loading and re-introduce low-intensity fire by implementing mechanical fuel treatments and preparatory work to manage the effects of the re-introduction of fire as a disturbance mechanism. Removing activity slash from FS lands when feasible.
Thin from below in ponderosa pine stands and restoring savanna and grassland vegetation types.
Remove included sawtimber and non-sawtimber from the Contract Area.
Mechanically remove small diameter trees to landings to be burned by FS or chipped/removed from contract area.
Provide wood products to local industry by utilizing timber and other forest products.

ESTIMATED TIMBER VOLUME AND SPECIES COMPOSITION IS AS FOLLOWS:

Total timber quantities and treatment acres are unknown and shown as estimated gross quantity. Completion and acceptance of Items 2 and 3 will determine true needed quantities for all other Items.

Awarded contract will be a commercial services contract with requirements for timber removal.

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