East Woody 26/27 Timber Sale
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The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Florida Forest Service is soliciting sealed bids for the East Woody 26/27 Timber Sale, involving the first thinning of 175 total acres within the Tiger Bay State Forest in Volusia County, Florida. The project encompasses 168.3 acres of 20 to 25 year old planted slash pine and 6.7 acres of natural pine, with an estimated removal volume of 8,637 tons of pine pulpwood and better. The contract duration is eighteen months. Operational requirements specify that for planted slash pine, every third row must be removed along with an operator selection of diseased, damaged, forked, or suppressed trees to achieve a target basal area of 70 square feet per acre. In natural pine stands, new rows must be cut 30 feet apart with a maximum width of 20 feet, also targeting a basal area of 70 square feet per acre. All logging decks and skid trails require approval from the Forester-in-Charge, and work must remain within boundaries defined by roads, wetlands, fire lines, and state forest borders. Bids must be submitted by October 20, 2026, at 10:00 AM EDT to the Daytona Beach office. Interested parties may contact Rachel Kyle for further information.
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