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Organic Material Stripping and Excavation

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This subcontract for Organic Material Stripping and Excavation involves performing stripping, removal, and spoiling of organic material and topsoil for prime contractors on Ministry of Environment and Parks facility projects. The scope of work requires the stripping of 210 cubic meters of organic material, which must be deposited at designated locations to deliver a cleared and approved native subgrade. The contractor is responsible for coordinating with the Engineer of Record for subgrade approval and working with a BC-registered Qualified Environmental Professional. All operations must be conducted under an Archaeological Site Alteration Permit. This opportunity is issued by the Province of British Columbia with a response deadline of November 5, 2026.

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Subcontract for stripping 210 cubic meters of organic material by November 5, 2026.

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This scope was carved out of CP27NIS009.

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → Ministry of Environment and Parks
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Performs stripping, removal, and spoiling of organic material and topsoil for prime contractors on Ministry of Environment and Parks facility projects. Strips 210 cubic meters of organic material, deposits material at designated locations, and coordinates with the Engineer of Record for subgrade approval. Operates under an Archaeological Site Alteration Permit and coordinates with a BC-registered QEP. Delivers a cleared and approved native subgrade.

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