D-10299 Verona Pay As Cut FY26 D-10299
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AI-generated · Jan 27, 2026Purchase and removal of timber on Camp Lejeune, NC, is offered as a pay-as-cut timber sale with a firm-fixed unit price, designed to expedite harvest for construction or silvicultural work that has a short completion time or faces logistical challenges. Bids are sealed, and the timber is awarded to the bidder with the highest unit prices. For projects containing more than 1,000 tons of merchantable timber, harvesting must occur; projects under 1,000 tons may be harvested at the Purchaser’s discretion. The Purchaser must begin harvesting within 21 days of being offered a project.
Only a bid deposit and a performance bond are required to be in place before cutting begins. The timber buyer pays only for trees harvested, with payment made as cutting progresses. The amount owed is calculated by multiplying mill weight tickets by the applicable unit prices.
Sealed bids will be received for purchase and removal of Timber located on Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. Bids will be opened publicly at 1:30 PM local time 24 February 2026, and read by the Naval Facilities Engineering Command Real Estate Contracting Officer (RECO), or representative, at the office of the Officer In Charge of Construction (OICC) Marine Corp Installation East, Building 1107 Michael Road and Birch Street at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, 28547-2521. This is a pay-as-cut timber sale with a firm-fixed unit price. This is a pay-as-cut timber sale designed to expedite the harvest of timber for construction projects and/or silvicultural work with a short completion time and/or logistical difficulties due to location or training conflicts. Projects containing over 1000 tons of merchantable timber, offered to Purchaser, must be harvested. Projects containing less than 1000 tons of merchantable timber may be harvested at the discretion of the Purchaser. Purchaser has 21 days from the date of being offered a project to begin harvesting. Pay-as-cut timber sale definition: Timber is sold to the bidder with the highest unit prices. Only bid deposit and performance bond be in place. has to be paid before cutting begins. Timber buyer pays only for the trees harvested. Payment for timber is made as cutting progresses. Payment owed is determined by multiplying mill weight tickets by appropriate unit prices.
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