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Forest Service Road Emergence repairs and 'As and When' required FSR maintenance in the Rocky Mountain Forest District

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The Ministry of Forests is inviting contractors to provide heavy equipment services for emergency repairs and routine maintenance of Forest Service Roads within the Rocky Mountain Natural Resource District. The scope of work includes a range of activities such as stabilizing road prisms, cleaning ditchlines and culverts, replacing or armouring inlets/outlets, removing avalanche or landslide debris, hauling materials like gravel or rock, constructing drainage features like waterbars and swales, placing riprap, performing minor bridge repairs, and barricading roads as directed by the Ministry’s representative. These tasks are intended to address urgent repairs as well as ongoing maintenance needs to ensure the functionality and safety of the forest service road network. Contractors interested in participating must submit the required documentation to be considered for inclusion on a qualified suppliers list. This list will then be used to distribute competitive opportunities for the described work as needs arise. The solicitation was posted in March 2026, with responses accepted until April 2029, and is managed by the Ministry of Forests under a federal organization structure. Interested parties can contact the contracting authority, Cameron Loganberg, via email for further information or visit the designated online tender portal. The process aims to ensure qualified contractors are readily available for timely and effective road repair and maintenance within this particular forest district.

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Ministry seeks contractors for emergency repairs and maintenance of Rocky Mountain forest service roads.

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Government of Canada → Ministry of ForestsView Agency

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237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge ConstructionView NAICS

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Ministry of Forests
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Cameron LoganbergContracting Authority

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The Ministry of Forests is seeking equipment services contractors who are interested in carrying out Heavy Equipment Forest Service Road Emergency repairs and as and when requested FSR maintenance within the Rocky Mountain Natural Resource District.The services would consist of completing prescribed works using heavy equipment which may include, road prism stabilization, ditchline cleanout, culvert cleanout, replacement and/or inlet/outlet armouring, avalanche/landslide debris removal, end haul of gravel, rock, fill or waste materials, construction of waterbars, cross ditches or swales, hauling/placing riprap, minor bridge repairs, barricading roads and other works as deemed necessary by the Ministry representative.To be eligible for Heavy Equipment Forest Service Road Emergency Work and as and when requested FSR maintenance, interested contractors must qualify for inclusion on a Qualified Suppliers List by submitting the requested response documents. A Qualified suppliers list will be used to distribute competition notices for FSR works described above in the Rocky Mountain Natural Resource District.Refer to the attached file 'Opportunity Information Package' for information on the opportunity, and for instruction on submitting a response to this opportunity.

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