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Lakes Base Contract Survey (53 Survey Items)

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Department of Agriculture → Forest ServiceView Agency

NAICS

712120 - Historical SitesView NAICS

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AgencyDepartment of Agriculture → Forest Service

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Department of Agriculture → Forest Service

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STEVEN DUBORD

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ASHLEY THOMPSON

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Pursuant to 36CFR800.4 the Hiawatha National Forest is submitting a request for contract action for heritage inventory surveys in support of timber production and active management within the Lakes Project area and portions of the Lower Indian Project area on the West Unit of the Forest. This contract is comprised of a base contract and two unfunded option items. The base contract consists of 7228 acres within the Lakes Project Area. Option 1 consists of 754 acres of labor-intensive survey within the same project area. Option 2 consists of 2455 acres located within the Lower Indian Project A

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