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Medford Botany FY 27

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The Medford Botany FY 27 contract involves conducting botanical clearance surveys across approximately 30,000 acres of Bureau of Land Management administered lands within the Medford District. Specifically, the work will take place in the Ashland Butte Falls and Grants Pass Field Offices. These surveys are essential for ensuring compliance with resource management plans and US Fish and Wildlife Service consultation requirements mandated by the Endangered Species Act. By performing these assessments, the project supports timber sales and sustained yield production under the O and C Act, ultimately helping the agency meet its allowable sale quantity targets. This procurement is designated as a total small business set-aside under FAR 19.5, meaning it is reserved for small business concerns. The contract falls under NAICS code 115310 and is managed by the Department of the Interior through the Bureau of Land Management. The primary place of performance is located in Butte Falls, and the forecast was officially posted in April 2026. Interested parties can coordinate with designated points of contact for further information regarding the solicitation process.

General Info

Small business contract for botanical clearance surveys on 30,000 BLM acres in Medford.

Agency

Department of the Interior → Bureau of Land Management

NAICS

115310 - Support Activities for Forestry

Place of Performance

Butte Falls, OR, USA

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SBA

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AgencyDepartment of the Interior → Bureau of Land Management

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Organization / AgencyDepartment of the Interior → Bureau of Land Management

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Stacy Johnson

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Gail Mance

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This contract provides botanical clearance surveys for about 30,000 acres across the Medford District on BLM administered lands in the Ashland Butte Falls and Grants Pass Field Offices The work is required to meet resource management plan and US Fish and Wildlife Service consultation requirements under the Endangered Species Act It supports timber sales and sustained yield production under the O and C Act and helps meet allowable sale quantity targets

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