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Urban Tree Planting and Site Preparation

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Submission Closed07/09/2026, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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Tree Planting Services (Field Operations)This subcontract for Tree Planting Services involves the hand planting of government-supplied trembling aspen seedlings for prime contractors on Wildland Fire Management Branch projects in Haines Junction, Yukon. The scope of work requires the use of micro-site planting techniques for 1-year-old 412A stock to reach a target density of 3,000 stems per hectare. All work must be completed and delivered by June 7, 2027. The Government of Yukon requires that all personnel be WCB compliant and specifically trained in seedling protection and handling. Interested parties should note that the solicitation was posted on October 2, 2026, with a response deadline of October 26, 2026.

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Planting of 250,000 Trembling Aspen Seedlings - Haines Junction, Spring 2027

Solicitation # RFB-2026-9-5575

The Government of Yukon, through the Wildland Fire Management Branch of Community Services, is soliciting bids for a stand conversion project in Haines Junction, Yukon, within the traditional territory of the Champagne and Aishihik First Nations. The contract involves the micro-site planting of approximately 250,000 trembling aspen seedlings, specifically 1-year-old 1+0 412A stock, with a potential quantity range between 200,000 and 300,000 seedlings. Work is scheduled for Spring 2027, with an anticipated start date of May 10, a planting completion deadline of June 7, and a final project summary report due by June 22. Primary performance locations include the Haines Junction Airport and the Haines Junction Fire Centre, with a prescribed density of 3,000 stems per hectare. The contract will be awarded to the bidder with the lowest theoretical price per seedling, subject to Bid Value Reductions for Yukon First Nation business ownership, location, or labor. Mandatory requirements include a supervisor with at least three years of experience or a record of supervising a 225,000-tree contract within the last ten years, and a minimum of three experienced planters on-site daily. Bidders must provide a supervisor's resume, a project-specific safety plan, and proof of Workers' Compensation and general insurance upon award. Strict technical specifications govern the transport and handling of seedlings to ensure survival, including the use of silvicool canopies, aluminum-lined planting bags, and specific shading protocols. Payments are made within 30 calendar days of invoice receipt and are not subject to GST/HST.

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Planting of 125,000 Trembling Aspen Seedlings - Whitehorse, Spring 2027

Solicitation # RFB-2026-9-5576

The Government of Yukon, through the Wildland Fire Management Branch of Community Services, is soliciting bids for a stand conversion project in the Whitehorse South Fuelbreak. The contract involves the micro-site planting of approximately 125,000 trembling aspen seedlings, with a potential quantity range between 50,000 and 150,000. The project requires the use of 1-year-old (1+0) 412A stock type seedlings planted at a prescribed density of 3,000 stems per hectare. All planting activities must be completed by June 7, 2027, with a final project summary report due by June 22, 2027. The work sites are accessible via Mount Sima Road and Copper Haul Road, located within the traditional territories of the Ta’an Kwach’än Council and Kwanlin Dün First Nation. The contract emphasizes strict seedling handling and preservation standards, requiring the use of aluminized planting bags and silvicool tarps for shade to prevent root plug exposure and sun damage. Award selection is based on the highest-ranked bidder, primarily determined by the lowest price, though Bid Value Reductions may be applied for registered Yukon First Nation businesses. Successful contractors must provide a Project Specific Safety Plan, a supervisor's resume, and proof of Workers' Compensation and insurance coverage shortly after the award. Payments are made in Canadian funds within 30 calendar days of invoice receipt and are not subject to GST/HST. Performance will be monitored through site inspections and the establishment of pay plots to ensure compliance with the Silviculture Manual and specific planting quality guides.

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Splatsin Jackpine Wildfire Risk Reduction Fuel Treatment

Solicitation # 234597

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Tree Planting Services (Field Operations)This subcontract for Tree Planting Services involves performing physical seedling planting for prime contractors on BC Timber Sales projects. The selected provider is responsible for executing planting according to specific Schedule A and Schedule C specifications, managing the logistics of seedling lift, thaw, and pickup from nurseries or cold storage, and strictly adhering to the established Work Progress Plan. The contractor must ensure all delivered tree units meet Ministry quality standards and comply with the Special Tree Protection Regulation. Additionally, participation in the BCTS Planting Contractor Rating System is required to maintain performance standards. The solicitation was posted on October 1, 2026, with a response deadline of October 29, 2026.

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