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RFP Robson Valley Invasive Plant Management Area - Northwest BC

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BC223474Canada

Submission Closed03/03/2026, 01:00:00 AM UTC

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The contract calls for a qualified proponent to carry out invasive plant management within the Robson Valley Invasive Plant Management Area (IPMA) in the Regional District of Fraser Fort-George, part of northwest British Columbia. The successful contractor will be responsible for conducting detailed inventories and mapping of invasive plants, implementing chemical and/or mechanical treatments on high-priority targets across public, municipal, regional, private lands, and utilities within the designated area. This work includes on-site data collection, verification, and uploading information to the provincial InvasivesBC database, along with comprehensive tracking of time and travel by jurisdiction. Public education and awareness activities about invasive plant control are also components of the project, with a seasonal report required at the end of the contract period. The Northwest Invasive Plant Council (NWIPC), a non-profit organization funded by various government bodies and private sectors, oversees this initiative as part of its broader mandate to prevent the spread of invasive plant species across the region. A crucial requirement is that personnel applying herbicides must hold valid Pesticide Applicator or Assistant Applicator certificates in compliance with the BC Integrated Pest Management Act and Regulation, ensuring proper and safe herbicide use. The contract was posted in January 2026, with proposals due by March 3, 2026, and includes an online information session scheduled for early February 2026 to provide further project details and guidance.

General Info

Perform invasive plant management, inventory, treatment, data reporting, and public education in Robson Valley, BC.

Agency

Government of Canada → Northwest Invasive Plant Council

NAICS

561710 - Exterminating and Pest Control ServicesView NAICS

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CAN

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PhaseClosed

PostedJan 12

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Response DeadlineMar 3

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Submission Closed

03/03/2026, 01:00:00 AM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Northwest Invasive Plant Council

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Government of Canada → Northwest Invasive Plant Council

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The successful proponent will conduct invasive plant management within the Robson Valley IPMA area of the Regional District of Fraser Fort-George Region.Refer to Appendix A - Robson Valley IPMA RFP Proposal for details. For reference when completing the proposal, review ALL attachments prior to completing Appendix A - Robson Valley IPMA RFP Proposal form.ONLINE information session scheduled for Tuesday Febuary 3rd, 2026, 9:00am - 11:00am PST (contact manager@nwipc.org)OverviewThe Northwest Invasive Plant Council (NWIPC) is a non-profit organization that has a mandate to prevent the introduction and spread of invasive plants and to provide education to promote awareness of the impacts of invasive plants. The Robson Valley IPMA (see Attachment 1) is one of eight IPMAs in the NWIPC operating area of northwest BC, including Haida Gwaii. We receive funding from the Province, Municipal and Regional governments, Crown corporations, Utilities and Private industry. Each of these categories is further broken down into jurisdictional partners who specify what their level of funding will be for work done within their jurisdiction. Summary of work to be completedInventory of invasive plants and mapping extent polygons (if applicable)Chemical and/or mechanical treatments of target (high priority) plants on designated invasive plant sites and on any new sites identified on any of the jurisdictions within the Robson Valley IPMA (Public Lands, municipalities, regional districts, private lands, utilities)On-site data recording, verification and upload to the provincial InvasivesBC databaseDetailed tracking of hours and kms by jurisdiction, surveys/inventory and treatmentsPublic education/awareness about invasive plant management, when requiredA brief report at the end of the season Mandatory requirementAll personnel applying herbicide must be experienced and hold a valid Pesticide Applicator certificate (Industrial Vegetation & Noxious Weeds) or Assistant Applicator certificate as required by the BC Integrated Pest Management Act and Regulation, for herbicide application on public or private lands for invasive plant management. At least one person on a two-man crew must hold a valid Pesticide Applicator ticket.