The Rocky Mountain Region requires aerial surveyors for the 2026 survey season with expertise in western forest pests, GPS/GIS technology, and aviation experience. Contractors will map tree mortality and damage using a government-provided tablet with DMSM software, working from a government aircraft either independently or alongside a Forest Service representative. Performance of services will be in the Rocky Mountain Region. Questions are due by May 11th, 2026, and all quotes must be submitted by May 18th, 2026, at 1700 MST. No budget amount is specified in the description.

The Rocky Mountain Region requires aerial surveyors for the 2026 season with expertise in western forest pests, forest types, GPS/GIS, and aviation. The contractor will aerially map tree mortality and damage in a government-provided aircraft, using a provided tablet with a specific mapping application. Work may be conducted alongside a Forest Service representative or independently, depending on the contractor's qualifications as a Fixed Wing Flight Manager. The performance location is the Rocky Mountain Region.

The Rocky Mountain Region requires aerial surveyors for the 2026 season with expertise in western forest pests, forest types, GPS/GIS, and aviation. The contractor will aerially map tree mortality and damage in a government-provided aircraft, using a provided tablet with a specific mapping application. Work may be conducted alongside a Forest Service representative or independently, depending on the contractor's qualifications as a Fixed Wing Flight Manager. The performance location is the Rocky Mountain Region.