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Heart Island Timber Sale

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42487State & Local

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The St. Johns River Water Management District is seeking sealed bids for a per ton timber sale located within the Heart Island Conservation Area in Volusia County, Florida. The project involves a logger-select thinning of approximately 343.5 acres of mature slash pine stands. The harvesting process requires the removal of every third row for access and a selective thinning of remaining rows to reach a target density of 120 to 150 trees per acre or a basal area of 40 to 50 square feet per acre. Priority for removal is given to diseased, defective, and suppressed trees, while dominant trees must remain. The District estimates the available volume to be 6,223 tons of pine pulpwood and 103 tons of chip-n-saw, though these volumes are not guaranteed. This solicitation, identified as number 42487, was posted on August 12, 2026, with a response deadline of August 25, 2026. Interested parties should contact Breanna Pierce for further information regarding this state and local government opportunity.

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Bids for logger-select thinning of 343.5 acres of slash pine in Volusia County.

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Florida → St. Johns River Water Management DistView Agency

NAICS

113310 - LoggingView NAICS

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FL, USA

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42487IFB26 Heart Island.pdf

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The Governing Board of the St. Johns River Water Management District is requesting sealed bids for a per ton timber sale comprised of approximately 343.5 acres (“Sale Area”) within the Heart Island Conservation Area, located in Volusia County, Florida. The Sale Area is in Section 28; Township 14 South; Range 29 East. (Maps are included in the attached agreement.)This timber sale consists of a logger-select thinning within mature slash pine stands established in 2000. Timber to be removed includes every third row for access, along with a select thinning of the leave rows to achieve an average target density of 120 to 150 trees per acre, or a basal area of 40 to 50 square feet per acre. Timber to be removed from the leave rows shall be harvested according to the following priorities: diseased, defective, and suppressed trees shall be harvested first, followed by a portion of the intermediate and co-dominant trees to reach the desired density. Dominant trees shall not be harvested from leave rows. The District estimates the volume of timber conveyed in this Agreement to be 6,223 tons of pine pulpwood, and 103 tons of chip-n-saw; however, the District does not guarantee that the volume is present.

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