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This subcontract for Environmental Management and Compliance Services involves developing and monitoring environmental protection strategies for prime contractors working on Government of Yukon Highways and Public Works projects. The selected provider will be responsible for authoring the Environmental Management Plan, implementing mitigating conditions, and managing fuel storage and spill responses in accordance with the HPW Oil Fuel Plan. Key operational duties include the use of erosion control materials and spill kits to ensure site safety and environmental integrity. The contractor must possess specialized knowledge of the Yukon Environmental Management Plan Guidelines to successfully deliver approved plans and detailed compliance reports. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 541620 and is associated with the Government of Yukon. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of November 2, 2026.

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Environmental management and compliance services for Yukon Highways projects due November 2, 2026.

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This scope was carved out of RFB-2026-8-5544.

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Shakwak Highway Project, Produce and Stockpile Various Aggregates km 1832.2 Alaska Highway #1

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AgencyGovernment of Yukon
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Develops and monitors environmental protection strategies for prime contractors on Government of Yukon Highways and Public Works projects. Authors the Environmental Management Plan (EMP), implements mitigating conditions, and manages fuel storage and spills per the HPW Oil Fuel Plan. Utilizes spill kits and erosion control materials. Requires knowledge of Yukon Environmental Management Plan Guidelines. Delivers approved EMP and compliance reports.

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