Forestry Corporation of NSW is seeking proposals for the purchase of up to 55,000 tonnes per annum of radiata pine logs over five years from the Northern Management Area (including Nundle, Nowendoc and Riamukka State Forests).

Forestry Corporation of NSW has been managing environmental sustainability, tourism and renewable timber production in NSW’s State owned commercial native and plantation forests for more than a century.

We balance environmental conservation and tourism with timber production and access for other primary industries such as grazing and beekeeping to ensure our forests sustainably deliver multiple benefits to the community for the long term. We permanently protect a million hectares for wildlife and conservation, welcome millions of visitors a year and harvest less than one per cent of native State forests each year to produce renewable timber for a range of purposes. We are independently certified to the Australian Standard for Sustainable Forest Management and, as a state-owned corporation, deliver an annual financial return to the people of NSW.

Our purpose is to grow sustainably, manage profitably and meet the needs of our changing world. We value innovation, integrity and the wellbeing of our people and communities, with respect for country, community, customers, suppliers and one another at the forefront of all that we do.

FCNSW is offering for sale up to 55,000 tonnes per annum of radiata pine logs over a five-year period from plantations located in the Northern Management Area commencing on 01 May 2026. The break-up of the available logs are:

Available parcels:

• 10,000 tonnes of sawlogs (>55cm SED)
• 5,000 tonnes of industrial logs
• 40,000 tonnes of pulplogs.

Respondents may bid on individual or multiple parcels. FCNSW will deliver logs to nominated sites.

Download the tender brief and proposal forms below.

For further information, contact:

Chris O’Brien

Email: chris.obrien@fcnsw.com.au

RFP #2601 documents

• RFP-FC2601 brief [411.8 KB PDF]
• RFP-FC2601 Forms [78.2 KB DOC]