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SANDLIN BAY #11 TIMBER SALE

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NO. 25/26-006 OPSState & Local

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The Sandlin Bay #11 Timber Sale, solicited by the Suwannee River Water Management District in Florida, involves the harvesting of planted slash pine across two distinct areas. Area 1 consists of 189 acres requiring an unmarked third-row logger select first thinning, while Area 2 comprises 30 acres of previously thinned pine requiring an unmarked select-only thinning. To maintain the health of the residual stands, the purchaser must leave 50 square feet of basal area per acre, prioritizing the largest and best-formed trees, and must scatter all logging slash back through the stand. The solicitation, identified as number 25/26-006 OPS, was posted on August 12, 2026, with a response deadline of August 26, 2026. Compliance with the harvest objectives will be monitored through routine assessments conducted by the District Project Manager. Interested parties can coordinate through the primary point of contact, Tyler Winburn, to ensure all operational requirements are met for this Florida-based project.

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Suwannee River Water Management District timber sale for slash pine harvesting in Florida.

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Florida → Suwannee River Water Management DistView Agency

NAICS

113310 - LoggingView NAICS

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FL, USA

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ITB 25/26-006 OPS Sandlin Bay #11 Timber Sale

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AgencyFlorida → Suwannee River Water Management Dist
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This sale consists of two harvest types. Area 1 is anunmarked third-row logger select first thinning on 189 acresof planted slash pine. Area 2 is an unmarked select onlythinning on 30 acres of previously third-row thinned plantedslash pine. The purchaser will leave 50 square feet of basalarea per acre of the largest, best formed trees in all residualstands. The logging slash will be scattered back through thestand. The DISTRICT PROJECT MANAGER will routinelymake an assessment of the timber harvest to ensure theobjectives are being met.

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