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Uintah Canyon Stewardship Project

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The Uintah Canyon Stewardship Project is a Forest Service initiative managed by the Department of Agriculture designed to reduce fuel loads within the Uintah Canyon area. Utilizing stewardship authority, the project aims to treat a total of 971 acres of forest, which includes 345 acres of mandatory treatment and 626 acres of optional treatment. The scope of work involves the removal of merchantable timber and the onsite treatment of nonmerchantable material to improve forest health and mitigate wildfire risks. Due to the timber value being lower than the cost of the proposed service items, the project will be implemented through an Irregular Services Contract. The work is scheduled to take place in Neola, and the solicitation is categorized under NAICS code 115310. Interested parties can coordinate with designated points of contact within the agency for further information regarding this forecast.

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Forest Service project treating 971 acres in Neola to reduce wildfire fuel loads.

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Department of Agriculture → Forest ServiceView Agency

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115310 - Support Activities for ForestryView NAICS

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NEOLA, UT, USA

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AgencyDepartment of Agriculture → Forest Service
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Department of Agriculture → Forest Service
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SAMUEL NIELSEN
ASHLEY THOMPSON

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This project would utilize Stewardship authority to treat fuels in the Uintah Canyon area by removing merchantable material and treating nonmerchantable material and leaving it onsite. The project would treat 971 acres of forest (345 acres of mandatory treatment 626 acres of optional treatment). We will use an IRSC to implement this project due to the timber value being less than the proposed service items.

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