The U.S. Forest Service is seeking a contractor to perform comprehensive boundary‑line and corner maintenance on the Kisatchie National Forest in Louisiana. The work includes repainting, replacing, and documenting boundary signs, monument markers, bearing trees, and related accessories; preparing Form 7100‑52 corner cards; and delivering digital and hard‑copy records. All materials, labor, equipment, and supervision are required, with the Government furnishing certain signs, posts, and corner cards. Performance is scheduled from early October 2026 through late February 2027, with work limited to daylight hours on weekdays. Payment will be based on mileage of boundary line maintained, measured in 0.1‑mile increments.
• Scope: Repaint/replace boundary signs, monument signs, bearing‑tree tags; clear brush; blaze trees; prepare and submit corner record cards and photographs.
• Locations: Caney Work Center (Homer, LA) and Catahoula Work Center (Bentley, LA).
• Duration: Approximately 4 months of field work.
• Deliverables: Completed Form 7100‑52 cards, digital photos, hard‑bound field notebooks, and any replaced signage.
• Evaluation: Lowest price technically acceptable; only the lowest‑priced offer will be considered.
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