On each BizTalk server with a BizTalk host instance, you need to verify that the assembly is in the Global Assembly Cache (GAC). If you can load a Visual Studio or Windows SDK command prompt on each, then run gacutil /l > c:/gac. Txt and it will output everything in the GAC to a text file called gac.
Txt on your C: drive. Look in that file to verify that the assembly (and the right version of that assembly) is deployed on EACH BizTalk server that could be running a BizTalk host instance.
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