Transfer of Stocks, Bonds or Other Securties to the National Museum of
Forest Service History
To Transfer Stock to the National Museum of Forest Service History you
have two options:
1) Personally Contact the Museum’s Broker
Contact Big Sky Wealth Management in Missoula to gift securities to the
Museum, you may telephone Ryan Kisling or Chris Dunbar, Financial Advisors
at Big Sky Wealth Management (1-800-451-0606). Inform Ryan or Chris that
you would like to gift securities to the National Museum of Forest Service
History. They will guide you through the process.
Please contact the museum office (406-541-6374) to notify us that you have
made a stock donation
After the transfer is completed, Big Sky Wealth Management will mail papers
documenting to you the transaction that you need for tax purposes.
2) Ask Your Stock Broker to Transfer the Stock
Information your broker will need:
a) Account Name: National Museum of Forest Service History
b) Account Number: 6540-7670
c) DTC # 0075 (This identifies Big Sky Wealth Management)
For Broker Transfers: PLEASE notify the Museum that you have transferred
stock so that the Museum can acknowledge your gift and you have the records
needs for income tax purposes
Museum Awards Contract for Construction
On June 21, 2006, Dave Stack, Vice-President, accepted the bid of $398,152 from Western Excavating, Inc. to construct sewer and water lines to serve the future museum. The museum site is located at 6305 Highway 10, adjacent to the Missoula International Airport. The contractor plans to begin construction on September 5, 2006.
First Delivery of Construction Supplies, July 28, 2006
Sewer Line Construction Begins - September 5, 2006
Sewer Line Construction - September 11, 2006
Setting
Up Boring Operation -- This operation will push steel pipe under two
branches of Butler Creek. This reduces the environmental impact to the
stream.
Boring Macine in Operation 9/18/2006
Lift Station Construction 9/21/2006
Sewer Lift Station
Sewer & Water Contract Final Inspection - On December 5, 2006, Dave Stack, Vice-President, and Board Member Beryl Johnston attended the final inspection of the Western Excavating, Inc. contract to construct sewer and water lines to serve the future museum building. The project was accepted as substantially complete.