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Trail Clearing and Danger Tree Assessment/Falling Services for Post-Wildfire Planting Units

The Ministry of Forests is seeking contractors for trail clearing and danger tree assessment/falling services to support post-wildfire reforestation in the 100 Mile House Natural Resource District, British Columbia. - Two contracts will be awarded for: - Cutting approximately 10,000 meters of ATV-accessible trails per contract - Conducting danger tree assessment and falling (DTA/DTF) over 500 hectares per contract - Services must be completed before the tree planting season, with contractors available on short notice in the spring - Work includes: - Clearing trails for ATV access to planting units - Performing preliminary danger tree assessments and falling to ensure safety for planters - Adhering to best practices for wildlife trees and culturally modified trees, as provided in pre-work documentation - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; only service providers are required - No products or equipment are being procured—this is a service-only opportunity - Work will take place in the 100 Mile House Natural Resource District, with the Ministry office located at 300 Cariboo Hwy, 100 Mile House, BC - Estimated contract duration is 36 months, with a possible three-year renewal if funding allows

Description

This solicitation is for two contracts involving trail clearing and danger tree assessments and falling (DTA/DTF) in the 100 Mile House Natural Resource District. Each contract requires approximately 10,000 meters of ATV trail cutting and 500 hectares of danger tree work. The work must be completed before the tree planting season, with potential for spring work at short notice. The contracts aim to prepare the area for tree planting by clearing trails for ATV access and performing preliminary danger tree assessments and falling.

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