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PL28TGE005 - Summer Tree Planting in the Mackenzie TSA

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Solicitation PL28TGE005 is for summer tree planting services within the Mackenzie TSA in British Columbia, issued by the BC Timber Sales Branch. The contract is designated as a Multiple Employer Workplace, with a performance period running from July 1, 2027, to December 31, 2027. The successful contractor will act as the Prime Contractor, assuming responsibility for coordinating safety activities and ensuring compliance with the Workers Compensation Act and Occupational Health and Safety Regulations. The contractor must strictly adhere to the BC Timber Sales Environmental Management System, which includes maintaining a spill kit for hazardous materials per EFP 06 Fuel Handling and complying with the Wildfire Act and Wildfire Regulation. Key deliverables include the submission of an environmental emergency response plan based on the BCTS LPC eERP Template, maintaining detailed training and inspection records, and notifying the Ministry Representative of the designated on-site supervisor. Performance will be monitored through pre-work inspections and potential audits by internal or third-party auditors. Financial requirements include standardized bid deposits of 5,000 dollars for bids under 250,000 dollars and 10,000 dollars for bids exceeding that amount, though a continuous bid deposit of 25,000 dollars is an available alternative. Additionally, planting contractors are provided a 48-hour grace period following the tender close to withdraw bids that exceed their operational capacity.

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BC Timber Sales seeks a prime contractor for summer tree planting in Mackenzie.

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BCTS Continuous Bid Deposit Process and 48 Hour Grace Period Guidance

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Schedule F - Prime Contractor Agreement (PL28TGE005)

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Schedule H – Environmental Management System (PL28TGE005)

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → BC Timber Sales Branch
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PL28TGE005 - Summer Tree Planting in the Mackenzie TSA

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