Cheam Lake Wetlands Environmental Assessment and Monitoring

The Fraser Valley Regional District is seeking qualified environmental consultants to deliver environmental assessment, mitigation planning, and onsite monitoring services for the replacement of two floating boardwalk segments at Cheam Lake Wetlands Regional Park in Rosedale, British Columbia. The project involves removing and replacing approximately 66 metres of existing floating walkway—Segments 2 and 3—in the same location and footprint, with connections to the existing land-based ramps at either end. Instream work will be restricted to the removal of the current structure and installation of the new floating sections, with all construction access, staging, and material deliveries confined to established trails and previously disturbed upland areas to minimize ecological disruption. Consultants must possess proven experience in aquatic and wetland ecology, species at risk assessments, and environmental monitoring to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and mitigation of potential impacts to sensitive habitats. Services include pre-construction environmental reviews, identification of sensitive species and habitats, development of mitigation strategies, and continuous on-site monitoring during construction to safeguard ecological values. The solicitation, identified as BC26015, was posted on May 14, 2026, with proposals due by June 5, 2026, and is categorized under NAICS code 541620 for environmental consulting services. All inquiries and submissions must be directed to the contracting authority via the provided email address.