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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on May 14, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Boulder Creek and Mt. Athelstan Fire Silviculture Surveys

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BC229482International

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The project involves conducting silviculture surveys across approximately 893 hectares within the burn perimeters of the 2015 Boulder Fire and the 2023 Mt. Athelstan Fire, funded by the Forest Investment Program. Surveys will include regeneration delay, free growing, and stocking assessments, with 417 hectares designated for plot surveys and 476 hectares for walk-through surveys. Most areas are accessible by truck or foot, though two blocks require helicopter access, with the Ministry of Forests covering those transportation costs. The Mt. Athelstan blocks were planted in 2025 without a prior regen delay survey, while the Boulder Fire areas received initial planting shortly after the fire, followed by successive fill plantings due to challenging conditions. All survey locations and specific requirements are detailed in Schedule B and the accompanying Appendix 2 Excel sheet. Any proposed changes to survey methodology must be submitted for approval by the Ministry Representative. The solicitation, identified as BC229482, was posted on May 14, 2026, with responses due by June 15, 2026, and is managed by the Government of Canada’s Resource Operations - Sea to Sky office.

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Silviculture surveys on 893 hectares post-fire, using plots, walk-throughs, and helicopter access.

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Government of Canada → Resource Operations - Sea to SkyView Agency

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541370 - Surveying and Mapping (except Geophysical) ServicesView NAICS

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Resource Operations - Sea to Sky
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This project consists of completing silviculture surveys on approximately 893 hectares in openings identified in the Schedule B as well as Appendix 2 (“Additional notes on surveys” excel sheet). All openings are within the Boulder fire and Mt. Athelstan Fire perimeter. The project will be funded by the Forest Investment Program.The Boulder fire occurred in 2015 and the Mt Athelstan fire occurred in 2023. The Mt Athelstan blocks were planted in 2025 but no regen delay survey was completed at the time of planting. The Boulder fire was mostly planted the year following the fire with some successive fill planting in various years due to tough site conditions, poor weather or other factors that impacted tree survival. For a complete list of the surveys, refer to Appendix 2 (“Additional notes on surveys” excel sheet) and the Schedule B.Contract services will include regeneration delay, free growing, and stocking surveys. Of the total 893 hectares, approximately 417 are planned for plot surveys and 476 are walk through surveys. The majority of the blocks are accessed via truck/walk in as indicated on the Schedule B. There are two blocks that are accessed via helicopter. For those blocks, the Ministry of Forests will provide the payment for the helicopter (refer to the notes in the Schedule B for details). If the surveyors propose modification to the survey type, this is acceptable but must be approved by the Ministry Representative.