Opportunity
British Columbia BCBid #233425
Environmental Consulting and Agrology Services for Range Use Plan Monitoring in Northeast BC
Posted
September 03, 2026
Respond By
September 30, 2026
Identifier
233425
NAICS
541620, 115310
This opportunity is issued by the Ministry of Forests, Northeast Region, seeking environmental consulting and agrology services for range health and ecological monitoring in Northeast British Columbia. - Government Buyer: - Ministry of Forests, Northeast Region (British Columbia) - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; open to qualified environmental consulting and agrology service providers - Services Requested: - Desktop planning and mapping - Field-based ecological monitoring - Infrastructure inventory and digitization - Forage supply assessments - Range health reports - Efficacy assessments - Development of stewardship strategies - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Proponents must include at least one registered Professional Agrologist (P.Ag) and Biologist (RPBio) - Off-road access capability is required - Field safety certifications are mandatory - Experience in local rangeland ecology and Crown range practices - Strong stakeholder communication skills - Deliverables must meet ecological monitoring standards and include professional recommendations - No specific products, part numbers, or OEMs are mentioned; this is a service-based procurement.
Description
The Ministry of Forests – Northeast Region is seeking proposals from qualified environmental consulting and agrology service providers to support range health and ecological monitoring across the Northeast Region. The project supports consultation and decision-making regarding Crown grazing and Treaty 8 rights, with monitoring results informing Range Use Plans, range developments, and tenure management. Services include desktop planning and mapping, field-based monitoring, infrastructure inventory and digitization, forage supply assessments, range health reports, efficacy assessments, and development of stewardship strategies. Contract deliverables must meet ecological monitoring standards and include professional recommendations, with at least one registered Professional Agrologist and Biologist required. Off-road access capability is also required.