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TENDER · germany-bmigovernmentworks

Long-wood provision with incidental short-wood, Daun Forest District 2026 Tender

Original: Langholzbereitstellung mit anfallendem Kurzholz im Bereich des Forstamtes Daun, Forstrevier Üdersdorf

Forstamt Daun

In context

This is a contract notice published by a government body covering construction and works. Delivery covers Germany (Europe). It is classified under Forestry and Reforestation against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords.

Summary

This tender procures long-wood harvesting and short-wood processing services within the Daun Forest District, Üdersdorf forest division. Bidders should be forestry contractors or timber harvesting companies with experience in commercial forest operations and woodland management.

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About this tender

Langholzbereitstellung (long wood provision) with incidental short wood in the area of the Forstamt Daun, Forstrevier Üdersdorf. This is a forestry services procurement by the Forstamt Daun (Forest Office Daun), a government entity in Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. The tender seeks qualified contractors for timber provisioning services.

Key requirements

  • ✓Long-wood harvesting and provision services
  • ✓Incidental short-wood processing and handling
  • ✓Operations within Forstamt Daun, Forstrevier Üdersdorf jurisdiction
  • ✓Compliance with German forestry and environmental regulations

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Forestry funding supports afforestation, reforestation, sustainable forest management and avoided deforestation. Money flows from climate finance, nature programmes, results-based payments and corporate buyers of forest carbon. Calls typically require land tenure clarity, community engagement and a credible plan to monitor tree survival over time.