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Mulching Newly Planted Areas

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1220-040-2026-086International

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The City of Surrey is soliciting quotations for solicitation number 1220-040-2026-086 to provide skilled labor, tools, and equipment for mulching newly planted natural areas in British Columbia. The scope of work involves the manual application of organic mulch and wood chips using wheelbarrows and plastic garbage cans. The contractor is required to provide two crews, each consisting of a two-person team and a dump truck with at least a 4 cubic meter capacity. Services are performed annually over approximately four months, specifically from January to March and October to December. Logistics include trucking mulch from the Surrey Operations Centre or receiving materials delivered by the City, with all work adhering to City of Surrey Construction Standards and British Columbia Landscape and Nursery Association Standards. Eligible contractors must possess a valid City of Surrey or Intermunicipal business license and maintain comprehensive insurance, including 5 million dollars in commercial general liability and 3 million dollars in automobile liability. The successful bidder must act as the prime contractor, appointing a qualified health and safety coordinator and complying with WorkSafeBC and WHMIS regulations. Quotations must be submitted as a single PDF file of no more than 10MB to [email hidden] by November 19, 2026. Pricing is based on hourly rates for truck operators, crew members, and various labor classifications, with payments processed net 30 days via electronic invoicing. The City reserves the right to negotiate terms and prices or reject all quotations.

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City of Surrey seeks quotations for skilled labor to mulch natural areas.

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RFQ 1220-040-2026-086 - Mulching Newly Planted Areas

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RFQ 1220-040-2026-086 - Mulching Newly Planted Areas - Schedule B

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → City of Surrey
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OfficeCAN
Office AddressCAN
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Mulching Newly Planted Areas

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Surrey Climate Risk and Resilience Assessment
Solicitation # 1220-030-2026-067
The City of Surrey is seeking a qualified professional consultant to conduct a comprehensive Surrey Climate Risk and Resilience Assessment (SCRRA). The primary objective of this project is to enhance the city's understanding of current and future climate-related risks and to identify opportunities to strengthen community resilience. Key deliverables include the analysis of GIS-based hazard and risk data, the leadership of engagement activities, and the development of a project framework, methodology, and implementation guidance tools. All work will be reviewed and finalized in coordination with a SCRRA Working Group comprised of key city staff. The total project budget, funded entirely by a grant from the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, must not exceed 140,000 Canadian dollars. Proposals are due by November 13, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. local time and must be submitted as a single PDF file not exceeding 10Mb to [email hidden]. The city will award the contract based on the most advantageous proposal, evaluating proponents on their experience, reputation, resources, technical approach, and financial proposal. Selected consultants must adhere to strict professional standards and maintain specific insurance coverages, including at least 2,000,000 dollars in professional errors and omissions insurance and 3,000,000 dollars in automobile liability insurance. Additionally, the consultant must be in good standing with the Workers Compensation Board and act as the prime contractor. Payments will be made in Canadian dollars within 30 days of receiving an electronic invoice that includes detailed charge-out rates and project completion percentages.
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