F--Reforestation for sixty (60) acres, MO (CANCELLED)
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The contract originally issued under solicitation number 301817Q369 aimed to provide reforestation services for sixty acres at the Cranberry Bend Unit of the Big Muddy National Fish and Wildlife Refuge in Grand Pass, Missouri. This procurement was a total small business set-aside under the FAR 19.5 guidelines, indicating that only small businesses were eligible to compete. The solicitation was posted on August 7, 2007, by the Department of the Interior, specifically the Fish and Wildlife Service Headquarters office based in Falls Church, Virginia. However, this contract modification cancels the original pre-solicitation notice in its entirety, effectively terminating the planned acquisition. No further action or award related to reforestation services for the specified area will proceed under this solicitation. The cancellation removes the obligation for small businesses to bid on this opportunity, and no new place of performance or updated contact information is provided as part of this cancellation notice.
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Grand Pass, MO 65201, VASet-Aside
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