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Timber Waste Assessment Specialist

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The Timber Waste Assessment Specialist subcontract involves performing waste assessments for merchantable Crown timber on projects managed by BC Timber Sales. The selected specialist will be responsible for measuring residual fibre and calculating waste volumes using specialized tools such as calipers, diameter tapes, and waste measurement software. A thorough understanding of the Forest Act and BC Timber Sales Regulation is required to ensure all deliverables meet government standards for submission. This opportunity is issued by the Province of British Columbia under the BC Timber Sales Branch. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of October 26, 2026. The contract falls under NAICS code 541620 and focuses on the delivery of completed Waste Assessment reports to support prime contractors in their regulatory obligations.

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BC Timber Sales subcontract for merchantable crown timber waste assessments due October 26, 2026.

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TA2948 - Swift Creek, Squamish

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → BC Timber Sales Branch
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Performs waste assessments for merchantable Crown timber for prime contractors on BC Timber Sales (BCTS) projects. Measures residual fibre and calculates waste volumes using calipers, diameter tapes, and waste measurement software. Requires knowledge of the Forest Act and BC Timber Sales Regulation. Delivers completed Waste Assessment reports for government submission.

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