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  • Communications Uses Market Rent Study

    AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OFDue Sep 25, 2026

    • The USFS needs a market rent survey for communications use authorizations at 1,400 sites. • This acquisition is open to all businesses under NAICS 541611, Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services. • The survey must reflect market economics and industry standards for land use rental fees. • A firm fixed priced contract is anticipated.

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