Description
The U.S. Forest Service is hosting a virtual Industry Days event to connect federal contractors with disaster recovery projects. The projects include repair and reconstruction of critical infrastructure, large-scale ecosystem recovery, and cooperative landscape-scale recovery. The Forest Service has been entrusted with Congressional disaster supplemental funding from the American Relief Act (2025) to restore infrastructure and natural resources devastated by recent disasters. The scope of work includes capital improvement and maintenance, national forest system restoration, state, private, and tribal forestry, and research and assessment.
• Bridge engineering, construction, and replacement
• Road reconstruction and rehabilitation
• Administrative and recreation facility restoration
• Trail system reconstruction
• Dam repair and safety upgrades
• Emergency access route establishment
• Hazardous tree removal and disposal
• Invasive species and noxious weed eradication
• Vegetation reestablishment
• Range infrastructure rebuilding
• Stream and watershed restoration
• Cultural resources protection and stabilization
• Timber salvage sales operations
• Forest health protection programs
• Cooperative forestry initiatives
• Fire protection systems
• Spruce budworm management
• Private landowner technical and financial assistance
• Forest Inventory and Analysis plot reestablishment
• Reestablishment of destroyed research projects
• Economic impact analysis
• Disturbance-based management assessments
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Contact
Aurora Cutler