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WOODY BIOMASS REMOVAL STEWARDSHIP PROJECTS
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The Woody Biomass Removal Stewardship Projects solicitation, issued by the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest under the Department of Agriculture, resulted in 12 awards from a pool of 24 offers. Each awarded contract has a maximum value of 416,000 dollars over the effective period. All selected contractors are classified as small businesses under NAICS code 113310, meaning they employ 500 people or fewer. The awarded companies include various logging, timber, and landscaping firms across Washington, Idaho, and Montana. While most proposal details remain confidential, the government has disclosed the names, contact information, and contract numbers for the successful vendors. The procurement process was managed by Contracting Officer Kris D Bellini.
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Eastern Washington State, WA, USASet-Aside
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