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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on January 8, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

OP26DQU002 - Wildfire Risk Reduction Sisters Creek SC-1 - Operational Treatment

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BCOP26DQU002International

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The contract involves wildfire risk reduction treatment over a 27.7-hectare area located about 23.5 km south of Quesnel, accessible via Arnoldus Road which also serves as a recreational trail around the treatment perimeter. The work includes selective removal of overstory trees to reduce crown bulk density and lower fire hazard near the adjacent community. Approximately 1400 cubic meters of merchantable conifer volume are estimated for removal based on full cruise surveys. The primary objective is to reduce surface fire intensity to below 2000 kW/m while maintaining the area's sensitive recreational values. All fuel removal and hazard abatement work must be substantially finished by March 15, 2025, although extensions may be granted if weather conditions prevent timely completion, subject to available funding. The contract requires a 10% performance security deposit on completed work. Detailed scope, requirements, and additional contractual terms are specified in the RFP and accompanying schedules and appendices, and the contract is managed by the Government of Canada’s Cariboo agency with Vincent Luu as the contracting authority. The solicitation was posted on January 8, 2026, with a response deadline of January 19, 2026.

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Wildfire risk reduction on 27.7 hectares near Quesnel, removing 1400 m³ conifers by March 2025.

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Government of Canada → CaribooView Agency

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Cariboo
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Vincent LuuContracting Authority

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The proposed treatment area is 27.7 hectares, located approximately 23.5 km or an 18-minute drive South of Quesnel. The treatment is located at the end of Arnoldus road, which branches off as a recreation trail that encompasses the outer boundary of this treatment unit. Some overstory removal has been prescribed to reduce the crown bulk density and fire hazard nearest to the community. The full cruise surveys estimate a removal of approximately 1400 cubic metres of merchantable conifer volume. The treatment aims to reduce surface fire intensity below 2000kW/m while balancing the sensitive recreational values of the community.Further details as to the scope of this opportunity and the requirements can be found within this RFP and the attached contract Schedule and Appendix documents. See Schedule A and Appendix I to X.The province intends on requesting a 10% performance security deposit on works performed under this contract. All work including the removal of material and the completion of hazard abatement must be substantially completed by March 15, 2025. If hazard abatement work cannot be done within the timeline due to unforeseen circumstances, such as dry weather or poor venting, a contract extension may be considered for when conditions are more appropriate. Contract extensions are subject to funding for the new fiscal year.

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