CanadaBuys #5P468-26-0191/A

Roadside Vegetation Brushing and Removal Services at Waterton Lakes National Park

Parks Canada Agency is seeking contractors for roadside vegetation brushing and removal services at Waterton Lakes National Park. - Government Buyer: - Parks Canada Agency (National Contracting Services, Winnipeg, MB) - Contracting authority: John Umuerri - Scope of Work: - Vegetation clearing and brush removal along Red Rock Parkway, Chief Mountain Highway, Akamina Parkway, and Highways 5 & 6 - Includes mobilization, brushing (removal of small trees, shrubs, and brush up to 5 meters from road edges), close cut clearing (removal of larger trees and brush), isolated tree removal, debris disposal or mulching, and salvage of timber for firewood stockpile - Contractor must maintain site cleanliness, traffic flow, and comply with environmental and safety regulations - Unique Requirements: - Strict compliance with the National Park Act and environmental regulations - Maintenance of safe traffic flow during operations - Valid business license for Waterton Lakes National Park required - Indigenous Participation Plan (IPP) commitments: Indigenous labor, training, and subcontracting Indigenous businesses from local Indigenous communities (Siksikaitsitapi and Stoney Nakoda Nations) - Evaluation criteria: 10% IPP, 90% price - No specific OEMs or product part numbers are mentioned, as this is a service contract - Estimated contract value: $250,001 to $500,000 - Period of performance: 6-month contract, completion required by March 31, 2027

Description

This solicitation is for the completion of roadside vegetation brushing along Red Rock Parkway, Chief Mountain Highway, Akamina Parkway, and Highways 5 & 6 within Waterton Lakes National Park. The work includes mobilization, brushing, close cut clearing, isolated tree removal, and disposal of vegetation materials. The contract duration is 6 months, starting from September 21, 2026, with completion by March 31, 2027. Bids must be submitted via fax or email as specified, and all work must comply with the National Park Act and environmental regulations.

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