This is a service / maintenance or supply contract in 108 Mile Ranch, British Columbia. Contact the soliciting agency for additional information.

The work consists of DTA/DTF (Danger Tree Assessment/Danger Tree Falling) and trail clearing for post-wildfire planting units in the 100 Mile House Natural Resource District. Both contracts require an estimated 10,000 meters of ATV trail cutting and 500 hectares of danger tree assessments and danger tree falling each. All trailing clearing and DTA/DTF work must be completed before planters arrive on site. Most blocks will be provided to the successful bidder(s) in the autumn before the spring planting season, but there is potential for some work in the spring before tree planting starts. The successful bidder must be available at short notice in the spring to conduct DTA/DTF and trail clearing before planting. The contracts are for preliminary DTA and falling of identified danger trees prior to the tree planting season. Tree planters will also conduct their own DTA in the spring, but these contracts will account for most of the DTA/DTF and make the spring DTA more efficient. Since the planting units were not harvested, there are no in-unit roads and trail clearing is required for ATV access, with trails designed to allow ATV delivery of trees and to reduce the planting distance to about 200 meters off trails (so trails can be 400 meters apart). A package regarding wildlife trees and culturally modified trees will be provided to successful bidders at the pre-work conference, and the contractor is expected to follow best practices provided in this package. Question Deadline 05/14/2026 at 2:00 PM PT