Opportunity

British Columbia BCBid #PL27DSE002

Wildfire Recovery Reforestation and Fertilizer Supply for British Columbia

Posted

June 29, 2026

Respond By

August 05, 2026

Identifier

PL27DSE002

NAICS

115310, 111421

This opportunity from the Ministry of Forests, British Columbia, seeks contractors for wildfire recovery reforestation: - Government Buyer: - Ministry of Forests, British Columbia - Scope of Work: - Reforestation treatments in wildfire-impacted areas with significant tree mortality - Planting of seedlings to restore forest cover, productivity, and species composition - Purchase and planting of 100,000 fertilizer tea bags in select blocks to support seedling growth, especially where brush competition is high - Products/Services Requested: - Fertilizer tea bags (100,000 units) - Tree planting and related forestry management services - Notable Requirements: - No specific OEMs, brands, or part numbers specified for fertilizer tea bags - Work can be performed remotely; no physical delivery location specified - Contract duration is approximately 10 months, with possible extensions - OEMs/Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors named in the notice - Unique Aspects: - Focus on wildfire recovery and ecological restoration - Emphasis on supporting seedling establishment in challenging, brush-heavy environments

Description

This project involves implementing reforestation treatments on wildfire-impacted areas that were previously free growing but suffered significant mortality due to recent wildfires. Planting is required to ensure timely re-establishment of forest cover, as natural regeneration may be insufficient or delayed. The work includes planting seedlings to restore forest productivity, maintain species composition, and support long-term recovery. Additionally, 100,000 fertilizer tea bags will be purchased and planted in select blocks to aid seedlings in areas with significant brush competition. The contract duration is estimated to be 10 months, including potential extensions.

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