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The Nature Conservancy of Canada is seeking a contractor for the Jim Prentice Wildlife Corridor Fire Mitigation Project to reduce wildfire risks to the Crowsnest Pass community and improve wildlife habitat. This multi-year initiative involves the preparation and execution of a vegetation management plan based on FireSmart Canada guidance. The project is divided into two upcoming stages, with Phase 3 occurring in 2027 focusing exclusively on the Bohomolec Ranch property and Phase 4 occurring in 2028 to address remaining high-priority areas on both the Bohomolec Ranch and Lusicich properties. The allocated budget for Phase 3 is 49,000 dollars, while Phase 4 is budgeted at 92,000 dollars. Interested parties must submit their responses by December 2, 2026. The selected contractor will be responsible for identifying priority treatment zones and implementing vegetation management to mitigate fuel loading across the specified land parcels.

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Contractor for Jim Prentice wildfire mitigation project, Phases 3 and 4, budget 141,000 dollars.

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NCC has is working on a wildfire mitigation project for the Jim Prentice Wildlife Corridor (JPWC). Launched in 2024, this multi-year project aims at reducing the risk of wildfires that could spread to the community of Crowsnest Pass, while improving habitat for ungulates and other big mammals.Phase 1 and 2 of the project were carried out on the Lusicich property in March 2024 and February 2026. Fuel loading was reduced in the areas identified as highest priority. (See Figure 4) NCC is planning on continuing the project over the next 2 years.NCC is now seeking a contractor to prepare and execute a vegetation management plan based on the FireSmart Canada guidance for the Bohomolec Ranch property (NW and NE 18-8-4-W5) in 2027 (Phase 3), and finish the project as needed on Bohomolec Ranch and/or Lusicich (SW 16-8-5-W5, NW 9-8-5-W5, NE 9-8-5-W5) properties in 2028 (phase 4). See figures 1,2, and 3.The fire mitigation plan will identify areas that require FireSmart-type vegetation treatment, separated by priority zones. Phase 3 of the project, to be executed in 2027, will be focused on the Bohomolec Ranch property only. Phase 4 will be executed in 2028. The goal will be to complete any high-priority areas of treatment on one or both the Bohomolec Ranch and Lusicich properties as needed.The budget for phase 3 (2027) is $49,000Budget for phase 4 (2028) is $92,000Submission requirements, figures and property maps are included in the attacted file.Please contact Emilie.Brien@natureconservancy.ca for to request access to the properties.

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