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Nimpo Lake Fuel management Treatment
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The Ministry of Forests is soliciting bids for wildfire risk reduction work adjacent to the Nimpo Lake Community Hall under solicitation number BC230264, with proposals due by July 7, 2026. The project, set to begin in Summer or Fall 2026 and conclude by March 19, 2027, involves managing 29.9 hectares of forested land to mitigate wildfire threats. Core activities include understory thinning with proper tree spacing, pruning of selected reserve trees, removal of surface fuels, pile creation of woody debris, and responsible disposal of all cleared material. This effort is classified under NAICS code 115310 and falls under federal procurement through the Cariboo-Chilcotin agency of the Government of Canada. All work must comply with the detailed specifications outlined in the request for proposal, and inquiries should be directed to the designated contracting authority at dcccontracts@gov.bc.ca.
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