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PL28TGE006 - Summer Tree Planting in the Mackenzie TSA

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Solicitation PL28TGE006 is for summer tree planting services within the Mackenzie TSA, issued by the BC Timber Sales Branch of the Province of British Columbia. The contract encompasses all labor, supervision, materials, and equipment necessary to perform planting and seeding services. Key deliverables include the establishment of planting quality inspection plots within 72 hours of completing work in a payment area and the submission of quality data compiled by payment area. Work must adhere to the Ministry of Forests Planting Quality Inspection System, with a minimum acceptable quality standard of 85 percent for any contiguous area greater than one-tenth hectare. The contractor is required to provide a Registered Professional Forester or Registered Forest Technologist on-site to supervise data collection and certify payment certificates. The contract is awarded to the lowest priced compliant tender based on the total bid price, though a price advantage may be applied to contractors participating in the BCTS Planting Contractor Rating System. Required insurance includes at least 2 million dollars for commercial general liability and automobile liability, and 1 million dollars for forest fire fighting expense coverage. Seedlings must be managed under strict temperature and storage protocols, including the use of a reefer unit. Invoices are submitted electronically to the Prince George Business Area with payment typically issued within 30 days. Bidders must provide a bid deposit of 5,000 to 10,000 dollars, or utilize a 25,000 dollar continuous bid deposit. A work progress plan must be approved one month prior to commencement, and spring planting must be completed by June 21, 2027, to avoid daily penalties of 2,000 dollars.

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BC Timber Sales contract for summer tree planting and seeding in Mackenzie TSA.

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BCTS Conditions of Tender (Services) - November 16, 2023

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BCTS Continuous Bid Deposit and 48-Hour Grace Period Guidance

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Information to Bidders - PL28TGE006 Summer Tree Planting

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Operational Services Contract - Summer Tree Planting in the Mackenzie TSA

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PL28TGE0006 Summer Tree Planting in the Mackenzie TSA - Tender Offer Form

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Planting Contractor Risk Rating Matrix and Monitoring Forms

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Schedule B1 Seedling Specifications and Price Per Payment Area

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Schedule B - Contract Payment (Summer Tree Planting in the Mackenzie TSA)

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Schedule C - Tree Planting Additional Specifications

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Schedule D – Insurance

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Schedule E – Safety Conditions (Summer Tree Planting in the Mackenzie TSA)

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Schedule F - Prime Contractor Agreement (10005-40/PL28TGE006)

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Schedule G - SAFE Certification Requirements

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Schedule H – Environmental Management System (Summer Tree Planting, Mackenzie TSA)

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Subcontracting Schedule I

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Tree Planting Schedule A

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Advisory Bulletin No. 2020-09-11 – Special Tree Protection Regulation

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BCTS Planting Contractor Rating System FAQ

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BCTS Planting Contractor Rating System Guidance

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BCTS Planting Contractor Value Added Evaluation

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Continuous Bid Deposit Declaration

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Schedule K - Tax Verification (Summer Tree Planting Mackenzie TSA)

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Silviculture Project Overview Map

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Special Use Permits for Silviculture Camps Guidance

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Tender Envelope - Summer Tree Planting in the Mackenzie TSA

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Tender Quality Feedback Form

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17 Appendix II - Planting Maps.zip

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18 Appendix III - Post Harvest Assessments.zip

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19 Appendix IV - Site Plan Maps.zip

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20 Appendix V - Manual Falling Guidelines.zip

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21 Appendix VI - Safety Checklists.zip

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → BC Timber Sales Branch
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