Requests for Proposals

The National Forest Foundation (NFF) and the USDA Forest Service (Forest Service) are working together to protect and restore the Tahoe National Forest through targeted efforts in the NFF’s Tahoe Headwaters Treasured Landscape site. The NFF and the Yuba River Ranger District (YRRD) of the Tahoe National Forest are collaborating on the 3,543 acre Sleighville Project. The Sleighville Project is a fuel reduction and commercial thinning project designed to reduce wildfire risk by thinning over-stocked forests around the rural communities along the North Yuba River corridor, improve forest health and resilience, and generate enhanced stream flow.

The Sleighville Project has been divided into four phases, based on location and treatment method, Phase I – Tractor Based Units, Phase II – Tractor Based Units, Phase III – Cable Based Units, and Phase IV – Helicopter Units. Item 6, reconstruction of all roads in the Sleighville Roads Package, is being advertised as a stand-alone item. Bidders may bid on one or multiple phases and must bid on all items within the phase they are bidding.

Deadline:

Responses should be emailed by March 28, 2025.

Contact:

Maggie Cummings, [email protected]

As the National Forest Foundation grows and solidifies our brand, we look to begin a long-term relationship with a video editor. This person or agency shall provide consistent video editing services for most, if not all, videos produced by the NFF.

Deadline:

Responses should be emailed by February 28, 2025.

Contact:

Hannah Featherman, [email protected]

The National Forest Foundation (NFF) seeks a partner to design and develop a website to support our impact-driven mission and fundraising objectives.

With a vision of maintaining healthy, resilient forests and grasslands, the National Forest Foundation undertakes vitally important work – every year, we treat thousands of acres of forest for wildfire resiliency, we improve thousands of miles of trails for improved recreational experiences, and we plant millions of trees. By working 154 forests at a time our impact is felt locally and nationally, ensuring these awe-inspiring places continue to provide clean water for more than 60 million people, drive local and regional economies, and provide a place of solace and recreation for all.

Deadline:

Responses should be emailed by March 7, 2025.

Contact:

Hannah Featherman, [email protected]