Procurement Summary
Country: Canada
Summary: Hartland landfill bird abatement program
Deadline: 28 Aug 2017
Posting Date: 18 Aug 2017
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Notice Type: Tender
TOT Ref.No.: 15746476
Document Ref. No.: 17-1912
Competition: ICB
Financier: Self Financed
Purchaser Ownership: -
Tender Value: Refer Document
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Request for proposal: hartland landfill bird abatement program
instructions to proponents
invitation
the capital regional district ("crd") invites detailed proposals from inter
ested parties (the "proponents") in strict accordance with these proposal d
ocuments (crd, rfp no. 17-1912). The proposals will be evaluated for the s
election of a contractor (or contractors) with the intent to enter into a c
ontract (the "contract") to provide the services described in appendix "a".
Overview (the "services")
the hartland landfill attracts large numbers of nuisance birds, mostly seag
ulls, crows and ravens due to the presence of food waste being disposed. T
he number of birds is seasonal, fluctuating depending on the availability o
f natural food sources elsewhere.
The birds create a number of problems, including health risks to crd staff,
contractors, neighbours, and the public due to direct exposure to flying b
irds or from droppings, damage to equipment and on-site facilities. Effici
ent bird control also minimizes the spreading of litter on the landfill and
adjacent properties.
The use of trained raptors (hawks and falcons) at the hartland landfill to
discourage large numbers of nuisance birds has been used successfully since
2009. To achieve the goal of making the landfill less attractive for bird
s and to reduce the numbers of birds on the landfill property and surroundi
ng area, bird control needs to be integrated into the landfill operation an
d must also include a variety of deterrents.
The scope of services required includes the provision of suitable bird(s) o
f prey to harass and deter seagulls, crows and other birds from using the s
ite as a food source and place to congregate. The use of a variety of deter
rents to prevent the birds from becoming accustomed to any one method of ha
rassment is expected.
A contract will not necessarily result from this request for proposal ("rfp
").
Closing time and date for submission of proposals
the crd will accept three (3) copies of each proposal, in accordance with t
he instructions contained herein, at the followin
tom watkins
capital regional district
environmental resource management
625 fisgard street
victoria
british columbia
v8w 1a7
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