You certainly may be right Integracer02, B&B Madera should have experience in lumber.  However, wet and submerged timber is a whole different kind of animal, and is trickier to get right.  I mention NorthCal only because they are supposed to be our primary partner, and because Frank Van Vranken was involved in the harvest of over a million board feet during the Brazilian prototype test.  But I guess it doesn't really matter who does the drying and milling as long as they do it right and don't end up wasting weeks of hard work.  I would hate to see the profits just pissed away.