British Columbia BCBid #231845

Consulting Services for Martin Valley Landslide Risk Assessment

This opportunity is for consulting firms to provide a comprehensive landslide risk assessment for the eastern portion of Martin Valley, British Columbia, on behalf of the Central Coast Regional District. - Government Buyer: - Central Coast Regional District (British Columbia) - Scope of Work: - Conduct a phased landslide risk assessment - Perform landslide inventory and susceptibility mapping - Analyze terrain and drainage - Identify residences and infrastructure at risk - Complete detailed hazard and risk assessment - Develop conceptual mitigation and emergency planning recommendations - Professional Requirements: - Work must be supervised by professionals qualified under Engineers and Geoscientists BC professional practice guidelines - Budget: - Total project budget is $124,000 (inclusive of all fees and disbursements) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Must account for travel, accommodation, and transportation of personnel and equipment - Access may be weather-dependent and require helicopter or marine support - Steep terrain and remote location considerations - Coordination with local agencies and First Nations is required - No specific OEMs, products, or vendors are named in the solicitation

Description

The Central Coast Regional District is seeking proposals from qualified professional consulting firms to complete a phased landslide risk assessment for the eastern portion of Martin Valley, British Columbia. The work includes landslide inventory and susceptibility mapping, terrain and drainage analysis, identification of exposed residences and infrastructure, detailed hazard and risk assessment, and development of conceptual mitigation and emergency planning recommendations. The project must be completed under the supervision of qualified professionals and in accordance with Engineers and Geoscientists BC guidelines. The total project budget is $124,000, inclusive of all fees and disbursements.

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