The U.S. Forest Service is seeking information for the Bitterroot Front 10 Year G-Z IRSC project, which aims to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire by accelerating and expanding forest restoration treatments. The project involves approximately 13,000 acres of treatment across the Bitterroot Front Planning Area over a 10-year period, with the potential to add more acres adjacent to the planning area. The project includes road maintenance, reconstruction, and decommissioning, as well as timber removal, biomass removal, and other related activities. The Forest Service is looking for contractors who can provide these services, and the contract is expected to be a firm-fixed price with economic adjustment Integrated Resource Service Contract.
Key aspects of the project include:
• Approximately 13,000 acres of treatment across the Bitterroot Front Planning Area over a 10-year period
• Road maintenance, reconstruction, and decommissioning
• Timber removal, biomass removal, and other related activities
• Firm-fixed price with economic adjustment Integrated Resource Service Contract
• The Forest Service is seeking information from contractors who can provide these services
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Matt Daigle(Stewardship Acquisition Program Support Officer)
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