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TA1490 Findley FSR - Morice

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Solicitation TA1490 is an invitation for applications for a Timber Sale Licence issued by the BC Timber Sales Branch of the Province of British Columbia. The project is located at Findley FSR within the Skeenan Stikine district of Region 8. The scope involves the harvest of an estimated competitive volume of 41,604 cubic meters of timber. Financial obligations for the successful applicant include an upset stumpage rate of 43.30 dollars per cubic meter, a bonus bid, and waste assessments for merchantable Crown timber. The contract will be awarded to the eligible applicant who submits the highest bonus bid or bonus offer. Eligibility is contingent upon meeting mandatory criteria, including financial performance, primary performance achievements, and compliance with the BC Timber Sales Regulation for registration. Operational requirements include adhering to the Forest Act, the BCTS Environmental Management System, and specific winter harvest restrictions in Block 2 to prevent soil compaction. The licensee is responsible for all pre-works inspections and must use the designated timber mark A14/90. Applications must be submitted via the BC Bid portal or as hard copies by the deadline of November 18, 2026.

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BCTS solicitation for a timber sale licence at Findley FSR, Region 8.

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BC Timber Sales Hardcopy Bidding Instructions

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BC Timber Sales - Site Plan TA1490 Amendment #1

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Road Permit No. R 24407

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Standard Road Maintenance Agreement (FS1287)

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TA1490 Block 1 Harvest Plan Map

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TA1490 Block 2 Harvest Plan Map

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TA1490 Block Site Plan Map

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TA1490 Cruise Map - Block 1

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TA1490 Findley FSR Morice Process Rules

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TA1490 Full Cruise Appraisal Report

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TA1490 Morice Block 2 Cruise Map

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TA1490 Road Data

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TA1490 Road Layout & Design Schedule - Bridges and Culverts Table

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TA1490 Site Plan - Babine Block Amendment #1

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TA1490 Site Plan Map

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Timber Sale Licence Application and Tender Response Form

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Timber Sale Licence #TA1490

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Timber Sale TA1490 Detailed Location Map

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TSL TA 1490 Highlights

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Licencee Conformance Certificate - TA1490

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Road Use Permit Application (FS10 9)

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TA1490 Deposit Declaration Form

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TA1490_k1_map_Overview_Location

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TA1490_n1_RP_App

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TA1490_n3_RUP_App_map.pdf

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Tender Envelope - Findley FSR – Morice (TA 1490)

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TSL TA1490 Table of Contents

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TA1490_o1_Block_RP_Road_Spatial_Data.zip

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → BC Timber Sales Branch
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TA1490 Findley FSR - Morice

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