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This Negotiated Request for Proposal (the “NRFP”) is an invitation by the County of Grand Prairie (“the County”) to qualified prospective proponents to submit proposals for Consultant Services to Update the Wildfire Mitigation Strategy from 2015. THIS PROCUREMENT IS SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE NEW WEST PARTNERSHIP TRADE AGREEMENT (NWPTA) and THE CANADIAN FREE TRADE AGREEMENT (CFTA).

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Bid #2403-778 - Wildfire Mitigation and Hazard Abatement Services Contra Costa County, CA Time left: 11 hrs, 23 mins Bid started: Mar 28, 2024 3:32:40 PM PDT Bid ends: Apr 26, 2024 3:00:00 PM PDT

The Plan will be used as part of a comprehensive program for wildfire hazard mitigation in Virginia’s higher risk woodland home communities. Round Information: Changed to provide two months for delivery.

Summary DetailsThe Province, as represented by the Minister of Forests, through BC Wildfire Services, invites Responses from Respondents to provide First Aid Services for Wildfire Response and Mitigation, Preparedness, Response, and Recovery (“MPRR”) Services related to both wildfire management and all natural hazards, as further described in section 3 of this RSA.

The CWPP will fund a Wildfire Defense plan to mitigate wildfire risks as the nation faces ongoing wildfire crisis. The purpose of the CWPP is to serve as a framework to identify and prioritize all future wildlife risk reduction projects of importance to the community, fostering a collaborative approach to wildfire mitigation efforts. This will serve to establish the relative urgency of any potential wildfire mitigation projects.

The CWPP will fund a Wildfire Defense plan to mitigate wildfire risks as the nation faces ongoing wildfire crisis. The purpose of the CWPP is to serve as a framework to identify and prioritize all future wildlife risk reduction projects of importance to the community, fostering a collaborative approach to wildfire mitigation efforts. This will serve to establish the relative urgency of any potential wildfire mitigation projects.