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Mark Twain National Forest Zone 1 Redmondville Heritage

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This contract involves a Phase I Cultural Resources Survey providing complete coverage for the Mark Twain National Forest Zone 1 Redmondville Heritage project. The work is to be performed on the Potosi Ranger District within Iron and Reynolds Counties, specifically centered around Bixby. The scope of work encompasses a total of 11,969 acres with an independent government estimate of approximately 106.27 per acre. Managed by the Department of Agriculture's Forest Service under NAICS code 712120, the project is currently listed as a forecast with Kandi McCall serving as the primary point of contact.

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Phase I Cultural Resources Survey for 11,969 acres in Mark Twain National Forest.

NAICS

712120 - Historical Sites

Place of Performance

BIXBY, MO, USA

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AgencyDepartment of Agriculture → Forest Service
Contacts2 people available
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ASHLEY THOMPSON

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Phase I Cultural Resources Survey (Complete Coverage)_x000D_ Work to be Performed on the Potosi Ranger District Iron Reynolds Counties_x000D_ overall work 11969 acres IGE of 106.27454257/acre

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