NMFS History 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.

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First Delivery of Construction Supplies, July 28, 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.

Museum Prepares for the Next Phase of Construction

With water and sewer lines now installed, the museum is now proceeding to the next panse of the project. Detailed drawings of floorplans have been developed and finalized. Based on the floorplans architectural drawing of the interior and exterior have been prepared.

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Exterior view of the museum.

Interior view of the museum.

The floorplans for the museum can be viewed on the Museum Plan page.

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National Museum of
Forest Service History

P.O. Box 2772
Missoula, MT 59806
(406) 541 6374

Information: nationalforest@montana.com

Last updated 7/2/2008