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TFD Fuels 2026 Shrub Grow and Plant

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The TFD Fuels 2026 Shrub Grow and Plant project is a forecasted contract issued by the Department of the Interior to restore native shrub communities in areas currently dominated by herbaceous vegetation following wildfire damage. The primary objective of this initiative is to re-establish historical shrub landscapes through specialized planting and growth efforts. The work is scheduled to take place in the Twin Falls area and falls under NAICS code 115310, which pertains to support activities for agriculture. This procurement is currently listed as a forecast with a posting date of March 30, 2026. Interested parties can coordinate with designated points of contact, including Derrick Knopp for general inquiries and Charles Dodson for small business assistance. Detailed information regarding the solicitation and acquisition process can be accessed through the official acquisition gateway resource link provided by the agency.

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Department of the Interior project to restore native shrub communities in Twin Falls.

Agency

Department of the Interior

NAICS

115310 - Support Activities for Forestry

Place of Performance

Twin Falls, ID, USA

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AgencyDepartment of the Interior

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Derrick Knopp

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Re-establish native shrubs in areas that were historically occupied by shrub communities and currently dominated by herbaceous vegetation due to wildfires.

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