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Colville Indian Precision Pine
Colville Timber Resource Company
Colville Tribal Logging
Colville Indian Plywood and Veneer
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Colville Indian Precision
Pine
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Colville
Indian Precision Pine was incorporated in 1984. The mill's purpose is
to provide a steady flow of income from our tribal forest, added value
to our harvests, and to provide employment opportunities for the Tribe
and local communities. CIPP specializes in manufacturing Ponderosa Pine and Douglas
Fir into high quality lumber for industrial and commodity use. Most of
the ponderosa pine is sold throughout the USA to major manufactures
such as, Anderson, Marvin, Jeldwen and Pella, Home Depot and Lowes.
Colville Indian Precision Pine
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Located in Omak, Washington
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Employs 172 people
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Produces over 74 million board feet (MBF) of lumber
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Environmentally sound and conscientious
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CIPP was created to
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Provide employment for tribal and community members
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Fully utilize and develop the tribal timber resources
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Stabilize the flow of timber receipts to the Tribal Treasury
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Quality Timber
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Ponderosa Pine 60%
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Douglas Fir 40%
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Colville Timber Resource Company
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Colville Timber
Resource Company was formed in 1991. Its main function is to harvest
timber from the Colville Reservation. Timber that is harvested from
the reservation is regulated by the Tribe's Forestry Department and
the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA). The
Tribes sales volume is critical to the continued success of the local
mills. Repeat customers are 100%.
Colville Timber Resource
Company
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- Located in Omak,
Washington
- Harvested 78 million
board feet of timber in 2005
- Employs 32 people
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Colville Tribal Logging
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Colville Tribal
Logging was added into the corporate structure when CTEC first began
in 1984. CTL manages the selection, logging and transportation of
harvested timber stands. The company operates from three logging sites
located throughout the Reservation. Currently
93% of the employees are tribal. Colville Tribal Logging is a stable
employer in the area.
Colville Tribal Logging
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- Located in Nespelem, Washington
- Utilizes best forest
management practices to enhance and protect the Tribes' forest
- Currently employs 29
people
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Colville Indian Plywood and Veneer
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Colville
Indian Plywood and Veneer (CIPV) began its operation on March 1, 2002. The
plant is located on 386 acres of land in Omak, Washington. CIPV was
purchased to diversify CTEC's business base and provide additional
profits to the company. The plant is producing dry veneer, plywood and
sanded and underlayment. Since CTEC has a Wood Products Division
there will be more opportunities to streamline the businesses
resulting in the most cost-effective operation. Customers include:
Vandermeer, North Star, Boise Cascade, Empire Wood, BMC West, Seneca
Wholesale and more.
CIPV Benefits:
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An increase in employment
for tribal and community members
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CIPV is the only mill west of the
Mississippi approved by the American Plywood Association (APA) to
manufacture pine plywood.
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For product information: contact Billy
Gunn, Sales Manager at 509.422.7033
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here for product
information
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