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University of Florida Timber Sale - Beef Unit

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ITB2026-100State & Local

Submission Closed02/12/2026, 09:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 113310

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TA2084 - TKO - Fife Face (ARFT)

Solicitation # TA2084

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Solicitation # RFP-Salmon-Creek-RM8-Fish-Log-Procurement_001-1.pdf

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Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation

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Solicitation # N40085-27-RP-00049

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Solicitation # RFP-PMAA-20270002

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DNR - Division Of Parks & Wildlife

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Logging Road and Access Trail ConstructionThis subcontract for Logging Road and Access Trail Construction involves the construction and maintenance of roads and skid trails to support heavy logging equipment movement for prime contractors. Working under the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Bureau of Forestry, Silviculture Section, the selected provider must utilize bulldozers, graders, or other earth-moving equipment specifically suited for forest terrain. All work must be completed in strict adherence to OSHA standards and DCNR Bureau of Forestry road specifications to ensure the delivery of functional access routes. The opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 113310 and was posted on October 21, 2026. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of December 16, 2026, at 5:00 PM. This project focuses on critical infrastructure support within Pennsylvania's forestry projects to facilitate efficient logging operations.

Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Bureau of Forestry, Silviculture Section

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General Info

Agency

University of Florida

NAICS

113310 - Logging

Place of Performance

FL, USA

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NONE

Documents

ITB2026-100 UF Beef Research Unit Timber Sale

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PostedJan 8

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Response DeadlineFeb 12

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02/12/2026, 09:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyUniversity of Florida

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Organization / AgencyUniversity of Florida

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Aaron T. Smith

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Full Description

DescriptionSealed, per-unit (pay-as-cut) offers are being accepted for the sale and harvesting of merchantable pine and timber at the Beef Research Unit at 9800 North County Road 225, Gainesville, FL 32609 in Alachua Countydescribed under SALE AREAS and identified on Figure 1.The total sale area is approximately 155 acres composed of three harvest types:Selective Harvest of Marked Natural Pine (62.1 acres), with trees to be removed marked with blue paint at approximately 6’. This area is composed of two stand-types:- Natural Longleaf ~1940 (40.7 acres), composed of mature, upland pine last selectively harvested in 2000. Among trees to be removed, an estimated average density of 47 trees per acre, with an average DBH of 13.1” and merchantable height (4” top) of 62’. - Natural Mixed Pine ~1960 (21.4 acres), composed of two stands associated with Hatchet Creek. Among trees to be removed, an estimated average density of 116 trees per acre, with an average DBH of 13.0” and merchantable height (4” top) of 57’.3rd-Row Thin with Select in Plantation (60.7 acres), with a reference area to guide thinning marked with blue paint at 6’. This area is composed of two stands:- 2005 Slash (52.0 acres), composed of planted slash pine. Among trees to be removed, an estimated average density of 133 trees per acre, with an average DBH of 11.9” and merchantable height (4” top) of 40’. - 2005 Longleaf (8.7 acres), composed of planted longleaf pine. Among trees to be removed, an estimated average density of 170 trees per acre, with an average DBH of 5.6” and merchantable height (4” top) of 30’. Clearcut (32.5 acres), composed of naturally-seeded mixed pine on an abandoned pasture, established since 2002. All merchantable trees to be harvested. Average density is estimated at 130 TPA, with an average DBH of 8.5” and merchantable height (4” top) of 41’.Sale boundaries, including interior wetlands and similar, are delineated by roads and or yellow paint at approximately 6’ above ground. Trees to be removed in the Marked Natural Pine stands are marked with blue paint at approximately 6’ above ground.See Prospectus for further details regarding Conditions and Offer Terms.