Merx #PD27TKP121 - TOC

Forest Hydrology Consulting Services for Timber Sale Developments in British Columbia

BC Timber Sales is seeking a forest hydrology professional to support timber sale developments in British Columbia. - Government Buyer: - BC Timber Sales (Okanagan-Columbia Business Area) - Products/Services Requested: - Forest hydrology consulting services - Hydrological assessments of watersheds and basins for timber sale licence developments - Surface and ground water analysis - Mapping and evaluation of cumulative effects - Hydrological risk analysis and mitigation recommendations - Development of hydrological risk framework procedures and tools in collaboration with TOC staff - Locations: - Okanagan-Columbia Business Area - Revelstoke Timber Supply Area - Golden Timber Supply Area - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Professional must coordinate with TOC staff to develop risk framework tools - Services may be required across multiple timber supply areas - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Contract Duration: - Initial three-year term, with options to renew for up to two additional 12-month periods

Description

A 3-year Option to Renew agreement is sought for forest hydrology consulting services and hydrological assessments of watersheds and basins for proposed timber sale licence developments, with potential renewal for up to two additional 12-month terms. The contract requires various forest hydrology consulting services and completion of hydrological assessments (surface and ground water) of watersheds and basins for proposed BCTS timber sale licence developments across the Okanagan-Columbia (TOC) Business Area, with potential projects in Revelstoke and Golden Timber Supply Areas. The contract involves a qualified hydrology professional working in various field conditions, including isolated areas, to provide assessments and reports on cumulative effects, hydrological risks, and mitigation recommendations. It also includes general hydrology consulting services for screening reviews of the BCTS Operating Plan and development of hydrological risk framework procedures and tools in coordination with TOC staff.

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