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Hsf-071-Adv-Ts-25
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Harbison State Forest is seeking bids for the sale of approximately 3,839 tons of pine and 556 tons of hardwood timber located on a 37-acre tract in Richland County. The harvest is planned as a seed tree operation, and interested bidders must submit their proposals in a lump sum format by August 2 at 11:00 A.M. Bids will be evaluated based on the total lump sum amount offered. The contract is managed by the South Carolina Forestry Commission, an agency under the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, with a contract size estimated between $100,000 and $200,000. For additional details or questions, bidders can contact James Miller via email or phone. The solicitation is publicly posted, and interested parties can view more information through the provided online link.
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