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Forestry and Parks - Request for Quotes - Vegetation Management - Wabamun Lake Provincial Park

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AB-2026-06145International

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Forestry and Parks has issued a request for quotes under solicitation AB-2026-06145 for vegetation management at Wabamun Lake Provincial Park in Alberta. The project aims to mitigate wildfire risks for the park and the adjacent communities of Wabamun and Lakeview by reducing surface fuel loading. This initiative is designed to decrease fire intensity and the potential for crown fires, while improving safety along emergency egress routes for users and first responders. The scope of work involves fuel management in the interface areas to the east and north of residential properties, aligning with FireSmart principles and previous hazard assessments. Execution of the project requires the use of hand-thinning, pruning, and specialized small equipment such as narrow-tracked skid steers. Interested parties must submit their responses by September 29, 2026.

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Vegetation management for wildfire risk reduction at Wabamun Lake Provincial Park by September 29.

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Forestry and ParksView Agency

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115310 - Support Activities for ForestryView NAICS

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AgencyForestry and Parks
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Breann HaskimProject Manager

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PROJECT BACKGROUND: Parkland County has communicated concern regarding wildfire risk from the Park to the department on several occasions. The county conducted two FireSmart Wildfire Hazard Assessments (2023); one for the hamlet of Wabamun, one for the community of Lakeview, both of which border the Park. The recommendations of the hazard assessments include fuels management in the interface area between the communities and the provincial park. Park’s Basic Wildfire Risk Assessment deems Wabamun Lake Provincial Park to be at moderate risk to wildfire, driven primarily by the adjacency of Parks’ forest fuels to neighboring communities. This prescription is designed to limit the identified wildfire risk to the park and the adjacent communities and is aligned with the County’s Hazard Assessments and FireSmart principles. PROJECT OBJECTIVE: Reduce overall surface fuel loading to decrease the intensity, rate of spread and potential for crown fire of any wildfire occurring in the identified area of the park. The treatment is designed to reduce potential fire behavior and increase successful suppression opportunities in a forested area of the park directly adjacent (east and north) to homes and properties. The treatments will decrease fuel loading along the Park’s emergency egress route to improve user safety and provide alternative access to first responders if necessary. The project is most suited to small, specialized equipment (i.e., narrow-tracked skid steers) and hand-thinning and pruning (utilizing chainsaws, brush saws, poles saws, etc.). Refer to the RFQ document for additional information and complete scope of work.

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