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France – Timber harvesting services – Réalisation de prestations d’exploitation forestière mécanisées dans le département du Doubs (région Bourgogne-Franche-Comté), portant sur des bois majoritairement résineux.

OFFICE NATIONAL DES FORETSFrancePublished on Aug 03, 2026
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This dynamic purchasing system aims to carry out mechanised forestry operations. It will allow, for a period of 10 years, to request an offer from approved companies to carry out the services. These consultations will result in what the regulation calls "specific contracts". The objective is to carry out mechanised forestry operations in the Doubs department (Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region), involving mainly coniferous wood. The expected services consist mainly of: – Mechanised felling; – Mechanised wood extraction. These services are carried out in exploitation contexts presenting particular technical constraints, divided into categories corresponding to the lots of the system: – Lot 1 "slope": mechanised exploitation in conditions of steep slope, requiring specific winching equipment for the movement of machines on significant slopes (greater than 200 m in length); – Lot 2 "marsh": mechanised exploitation on weak soils or requiring watercourse crossings, involving the use of adapted equipment (crossing devices, reinforced bearing equipment). The detailed characteristics of each intervention will be specified in the subsequent consultations relating to the specific contracts. The execution of this dynamic purchasing system is governed by the General Purchasing Clauses for forestry operations in public forests in its version 9200-17-DCC-BOI-003 - version G – March 2026 – document attached to the consultation file -. These clauses can also be consulted online on the website www.onf.fr.

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