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Forest Professional Oversight & Certification (FPOC)

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The Forest Professional Oversight and Certification subcontract involves providing professional forestry oversight and certification for prime contractors operating on BC Timber Sales Branch projects. The selected professional will be responsible for reviewing and certifying harvesting and roading activities to ensure full compliance with provincial regulatory standards, utilizing specialized forestry software and mapping tools to perform these evaluations. Qualified candidates must hold Registered Professional Forester status or be otherwise recognized as a qualified professional. The primary deliverables for this engagement include the submission of signed Conformance Certificates and detailed oversight reports. This opportunity was posted on September 17, 2026, with a response deadline of September 28, 2026.

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RPF provides forestry oversight and certification for BC Timber Sales Branch projects.

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Province of British Columbia → BC Timber Sales BranchView Agency

NAICS

541620 - Environmental Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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CAN

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TA1949 Charleson Creek - 11 L Road, Quesnel Team

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → BC Timber Sales Branch
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Provides professional forestry oversight and certification for prime contractors on BC Timber Sales Branch projects. Performs professional review and certification of harvesting and roading activities to ensure provincial regulatory compliance using forestry software and mapping tools. Requires Registered Professional Forester (RPF) or qualified professional status. Delivers signed Conformance Certificates and oversight reports.

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TA1949 Charleson Creek - 11 L Road, Quesnel Team
Solicitation # TA1949
Timber Sale Licence TA1949, also identified as contract MP22TLH005, is a solicitation issued by the BC Timber Sales Branch of the Province of British Columbia for timber harvesting and road access activities in the Quesnel Natural Resource District. The scope of work focuses on Block# CHA21_055 and Block 072, requiring the construction, maintenance, and eventual deactivation of specific road sections, including TA0690.09.01 and 8858.01-14-01-03. The project is managed by the Cariboo-Chilcotin Business Area and requires adherence to the Ministry of Forests CL-625 standard design load vehicle configuration for road construction. The contract mandates strict environmental compliance in accordance with the Forest Planning and Practices Regulation and the Forest Stewardship Plan, specifically regarding soil protection, wildlife general objectives, and species at risk survival. Key deliverables include maintaining roaded access to 80 percent of the polygon and ensuring harvesting only occurs under ground conditions that prevent soil rutting or compaction. Financial obligations include immediate payment of stumpage and waste assessments upon notice. The permittee is also responsible for obtaining all necessary authorizations for crossing alienated lands and must follow specific professional certification and oversight requirements.
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