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Environmental services contracts in British Columbia

Public buyers in British Columbia published 276 environmental services contract awards between 2013 and 2026, worth $169.5 million where a value was published, from 36 buyers. City of Vancouver awarded the most, with 89.

At a glance

276

Contract awards

Published award notices in this category.

$169.5 million

Published value

From the 192 awards that published a value.

36

Public buyers

Departments, agencies, municipalities and institutions.

2013 to 2026

Years on record

First and latest award in this group.

Who buys

Top buyers

The public buyers that awarded the most environmental services contracts in British Columbia.

  1. 1City of Vancouver89 awards · $66.2 million
  2. 2Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy30 awards · $11.4 million
  3. 3Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and R.D.29 awards · $2.8 million
  4. 4Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure26 awards · $44.6 million
  5. 5Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations18 awards · $418,474
  6. 6Greater Vancouver Regional District (Metro Vancouver)10 awards
  7. 7Liquor Distribution Branch7 awards · $5.3 million
  8. 8Ministry of Transportation and Transit7 awards · $21 million

Activity

Awards by year

Published awards in the last 6 years. The current year is partial.

  • 202116 · $4.3 million
  • 202243 · $14.8 million
  • 202326 · $9.8 million
  • 202412 · $8.8 million
  • 20251 · $15.8 million
  • 202628 · $22 million

Where the number of bidders was published, the median was 8.

Largest

Largest published awards

Latest

Recently awarded

  • Req 44977 PM2.5 MonitorsMinistry of Environment and Parks · September 21, 2026$145,215
  • Req 44741 - Provincial Observation Well Network Monitoring - DAMinistry of Environment and Parks · July 21, 2026$12,048
  • RFP2026-04-07 Damaged Product Waste Removal ServicesLiquor Distribution Branch · June 16, 2026$270,000
  • Hazardous Spills-Emergency Response & Remediation Services.Environmental Emergencies and Land Remediation Branch ; Ministry of Environment and Parks; Environmental Protection Division ; Environmental Emergency Program · June 14, 2026
  • Hazardous Spills-Emergency Response & Remediation Services.Environmental Emergency Program ; Environmental Protection Division ; Ministry of Environment and Parks; Environmental Emergencies and Land Remediation Branch · June 4, 2026
  • Hazardous Spills-Emergency Response & Remediation Services.Environmental Emergency Program ; Environmental Protection Division ; Ministry of Environment and Parks; Environmental Emergencies and Land Remediation Branch · June 4, 2026
  • Hazardous Spills-Emergency Response & Remediation Services.Environmental Emergencies and Land Remediation Branch ; Ministry of Environment and Parks; Environmental Protection Division ; Environmental Emergency Program · June 4, 2026
  • Hazardous Spills-Emergency Response & Remediation Services.Environmental Emergencies and Land Remediation Branch ; Ministry of Environment and Parks; Environmental Protection Division ; Environmental Emergency Program · June 4, 2026

Who won each contract, at what price, and which of these contracts are coming up for renewal is in Publicus. See how it works.

Source: Publicus procurement data as of October 26, 2026. Counts are published award notices grouped by the publisher's own commodity codes, or for the 100% with no code, categorised by Publicus from the award title; values are disclosed amounts in Canadian dollars, and undated awards are not counted, so totals are a floor.

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