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Timber Harvesting Services

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This subcontract for Timber Harvesting Services involves the felling and harvesting of merchantable timber across Blocks 1-4 on Province of British Columbia Crown timber projects. The selected contractor will be responsible for utilizing feller bunchers, harvesters, and processors to fell standing timber and process logs to minimize waste, ensuring all materials are ready for transport. The project is managed by the BC Timber Sales Branch and requires strict adherence to TSL Safety and Highlights Reports as well as Forest Professional Oversight and Certification. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 18, 2026, for this operation based in Canada under NAICS code 113310.

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Timber harvesting subcontract for BC Crown timber Blocks 1-4, due November 18, 2026.

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → BC Timber Sales Branch
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Performs felling and harvesting of merchantable timber for prime contractors on Province of British Columbia Crown timber projects. Fells standing timber and processes logs across Blocks 1-4 to minimize waste. Utilizes feller bunchers, harvesters, and processors. Must comply with TSL Safety and Highlights Reports and Forest Professional Oversight and Certification. Delivers felled and processed logs ready for transport.

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