12443926Q0011 FY26_CTR_WildlifeRd.pdf
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- Crop Tree Release Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 12443926Q0011
- Issued by
- Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This document is a map and reference guide for the Wildlife Road Contractor (FY26_CTR_WildlifeRd) project area. The project encompasses five contract units located in a forested area accessible via State Route 311 south from New Castle for 8 miles, then left on Wildlife Road for 5 miles. Unit acreage and tree counts are specified for each parcel: Unit 1 contains 13 acres with 371 trees; Unit 2 contains 19 acres with 445 trees; Unit 3 contains 29 acres with 232 trees; Unit 4 contains 23 acres with 277 trees; and Unit 5 contains 29 acres with 504 trees.
The map displays the project units in orange across National Forest Land, with roads classified by closure status including Admin Closed Year Round, Decommissioned, Forest Highway, Open Year Round, Open Seasonally, Private, Public Road, Uninventoried, and Wildlife Use designations. The reference materials indicate topographic features, water bodies, and surrounding terrain. The map provides contractors with clear geographic boundaries, access routes, and project specifications necessary for work planning and execution in this forest management area.
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Sources: Esri, TomTom, Garmin, FAO, NOAA, USGS, (c) OpenStreetMap contributors, and the GIS User Community
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Miles
Unit Acres2 Trees
1 13 371
2 19 445
3 29 232
4 23 277
5 29 504
Roads
CLOSURE STATUS
Admin
Closed Year Round
Decommissioned
Forest Hwy
Open Yr Round
Private
Open Seasonally
Public Road
Uninventoried
Wildlife Use
NFLand
FY26_CTR_WildlifeRd
Wildlife Rd CTR
From New Castle: Take SR 311 south for 8 miles. Turn left on Wildlife Rd and continue for 5 miles to the units.
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