Hurricane Helene Boundary Maintenance Phase II Appalachian District-Statement of Work
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This contract, titled Hurricane Helene Boundary Maintenance Phase II Appalachian District, tasks a contractor with the maintenance and establishment of boundary lines between Forest Service and private lands. The scope of work includes painting and posting approximately 46.5 miles of boundary line and maintaining 917 existing corners with corner cards, all while adhering to USFS Land Surveying Standards. Additionally, the contractor must establish approximately 393 new corners with corner cards. The project requires the GPS surveying of approximately 1,310 corners in accordance with the Standards of Practice for Land Surveying in North Carolina. While a formal map is not required, the contractor must provide a detailed report meeting the specific requirements of 21 NCAC 56.1607 regarding Global Positioning Systems Surveys. This effort is managed by the Department of Agriculture's Forest Service under NAICS code 541370.
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