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Communications Uses Market Rent Study

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Contracting authorityFOREST SERVICE
ClosedServicesNAICS 541611
Submission deadlineSep 25, 202602:00 PM EDTClosed
PublishedSep 17, 2026
LocationWASHINGTON, DC

Description

USDA Forest Service (USFS) manages approximately 193 million acres of federal lands, including more than 3,900 wireless communications use authorizations at approximately 1,400 communications sites across the United States. A market rent survey for the various communications uses is needed to ensure that the annual land use rental fees (rental fees) charged by the Forest Service reflect market economics and industry standards. A firm fixed priced contract is anticipated. The NAICS for this acquisition is 541611 Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services as outlined within the Statement of Work (SOW) Pre Bid Meeting Pre-Bid Meeting A Microsoft Teams meeting with all potential bidders will be conducted prior to acceptance of any bid. The teams meeting will define the scope of the assignment and its intended purpose. Meeting information is below: Microsoft Teams meeting September 15, 2026 @ 1:00 ET Join: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/265337426187849?p=Xu7rqgsAwVmO3cUlLq Meeting ID: 265 337 426 187 849 Passcode: ov9CV9ep Dial in by phone +1 202-650-0123,,953055705# United States, Washington Phone conference ID: 953 055 705# 1:00 ET

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