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Trail Building Skills Training

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CAN

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Musquash Coastal Trail Restoration

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AgencyNature Conservancy of Canada
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Provides professional instruction on sustainable trail building techniques for prime contractors on Nature Conservancy of Canada facility projects. Delivers a multi-day training session and conducts two in-person on-site assessments of trainee work to provide feedback and corrections. Requires proven expertise in sustainable trail construction. Delivers a completed training session and two assessment reports.

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The Nature Conservancy of Canada is soliciting proposals for the Musquash Coastal Trail Restoration project located within the Musquash Estuary Nature Reserve near Saint John, New Brunswick. The project aims to enhance user safety and trail sustainability across a flagship network of approximately 20 kilometres of trails. The scope of work includes repairing, replacing, or rerouting designated sections using natural or hybrid infrastructure solutions such as water diversions, swales, erosion control, rock armouring, and the construction of wooden bog bridges. Additionally, the selected firm will be responsible for decommissioning rerouted trail sections and providing a multi-day trail building skills training session for two NCC summer staff in May 2027. Proposals will be evaluated based on overall value rather than the lowest price, with key weighting placed on project understanding and technical approach, work plan and logistics, cost proposal, relevant experience, and environmental health and safety. Technical specifications require a trail corridor width of approximately 1.5 metres and a tread width of 0.5 metres, with a 5% outslope for drainage. Interested firms must conduct in-person site reconnaissance to develop an itemized cost proposal and actionable work plan. Submissions must be sent electronically to Aaron Dowding by the response deadline of December 4, 2026.
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