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Three-Year Silviculture Survey Services for 100 Mile House Natural Resource District

The Ministry of Forests is seeking a contractor for a three-year service contract to perform silviculture surveys in the 100 Mile House Natural Resource District, British Columbia. - Approximately 1,000 hectares of survey work required annually - Includes Regeneration Delay, Stocking, and Free Growing surveys - Both single-story and multi-entry (multi-storied) survey methodologies required - Contractor responsibilities: - Field layout and GPS traversing - Stratification and silviculture treatment recommendations - Data collection, analysis, and reporting using the SNAP! system - Exporting data to RESULTS and integration with the Ministry’s Forest Management System - All work must comply with the Silviculture Survey Procedures Manual, FS660, and other specified Ministry documents - No specific OEMs or commercial products are named; this is a service-based opportunity - Work will be performed within 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 (three years)

Description

This solicitation is for a three-year contract to conduct silviculture surveys within the 100 Mile House Natural Resource District. The work involves approximately 1,000 hectares of survey annually, including Regeneration Delay, Stocking, and Free Growing surveys, using both single-story and multi-entry methodologies. The surveys will be conducted primarily in the IDFdk3 Biogeoclimatic Ecosystem Classification zone and other zones within the district. The contractor must perform surveys, stratification, treatment recommendations, and reporting in accordance with specified manuals and use the SNAP! system for data collection and reporting.

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