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PL28TKJ201 - Tree Planting - NZ

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Solicitation PL28TKJ201 is a request for tree planting services in British Columbia, Canada, issued by the BC Timber Sales Branch of the Province of British Columbia. The project involves planting activities in specific areas, including the Kettle and Currie blocks, with a specific line item for 3,822 trees in the Kettle area. The solicitation was posted on October 29, 2026, with a response deadline of November 26, 2026. The contractor is responsible for ensuring all work meets the standards of the Planting Quality Inspection Manual FS704 and must provide the Province with written quality statements supported by inspection data and maps. Compliance with the BCTS Environmental Management System, the Wildfire Act, and the Wildfire Regulation is mandatory, including the submission of an Environmental Emergency Response Plan and adherence to fuel handling specifications. Additionally, the contractor must ensure all subcontractors maintain WorkSafe BC coverage or Personal Optional Protection and carry insurance as specified in the contract schedules. Inspection of the work must be performed by the contractor or an approved third-party subcontractor, and the Province reserves the right to verify quality through independent examinations.

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BC Timber Sales solicitation for tree planting services in British Columbia, Canada.

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CAN

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Environmental Management System Schedule CSNR-MFLNR

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PL28TKJ201 Schedule B-1 Proposed Work

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Schedule D Insurance - Tree Planting NZ

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Schedule I: Subcontracting Schedule - Tree Planting NZ

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → BC Timber Sales Branch
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OfficeCAN
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