F--Hazard Fuels Reduction
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The Department of Interior, US Fish and Wildlife Services, Region 7 in Alaska, is planning to negotiate and award a contract to the Northway Village Council of Northway, Alaska, for hazard fuels reduction activities. These activities include pruning trees, reducing tree density, and managing slash by removing, piling, and burning to treat areas with hazardous fuel concentrations. This action aims to mitigate risks related to wildfire hazards through effective forest management. This notice serves purely for informational purposes and is not a competitive solicitation; the government does not intend to accept proposals or notify respondents of any evaluation results. The government will consider any information submitted by responsible sources within 14 days following the publication date but will solely negotiate with the designated council. The contract is identified under the title "F--Hazard Fuels Reduction" and was posted on May 31, 2002, by the Fish and Wildlife Service's headquarters office located in Falls Church, Virginia.
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