New Brunswick Opportunities Network #26-0063

Rehabilitation of Route 11 Culvert No. 8 and Hendry Brook Culvert No. 2 in New Brunswick

This opportunity involves the rehabilitation of two culverts on Route 11 in Beresford, Gloucester County, New Brunswick, managed by SNB Highway Construction at the Fredericton Regional Centre. - Government Buyer: - SNB Highway Construction/Construction SNB routes (Fredericton Regional Centre, Suite 2100, 300 St. Mary's Street, Fredericton, NB) - Scope of Work: - Rehabilitation of Route 11 Culvert No. 8 and Hendry Brook Culvert No. 2 - Installation of steel reinforced polyethylene (SRPE) liner pipes: - 62.8 meters of 1350mm diameter SRPE pipe - 58.4 meters of 2400mm diameter SRPE pipe - Grout filling, construction of outlet riffles, reinstatement of wildlife fences - Sediment control fencing (690 meters), random riprap placement (various sizes), backfill for structures (20 units) - Hydroseeding (4100 units), mulching (3500 units), temporary water control works, fish rescue (2 operations), and mobilization - Products/Materials: - Geotextile (40 units), controlled low strength material (125 units), Portland cement grout (lump sum), boulders (3 units), gravel for fish habitat (2 units) - Notable Requirements: - Electronic bid submission - $130,000 bid bond required - Compliance with New Brunswick Procurement Act and Construction Services Regulation - Safety certification from New Brunswick Construction Safety Association or Safety Services New Brunswick - Subject to Canadian Free Trade Agreement and tariff price adjustments - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the documents.

Description

This tender is for the rehabilitation of two culverts: (GD01) Route 11 Culvert No. 8 and (GD03) Hendry Brook Culvert No. 2, located on Route 11 in the Parish of Beresford, Gloucester County, New Brunswick. The project involves construction activities such as installing liner pipes, grout filling, constructing outlet riffles, and reinstating wildlife fences and soil surfaces. Bids must be submitted electronically by April 8, 2026, and require a bid bond of $130,000. The procurement is governed by the New Brunswick Procurement Act and related regulations, with specific instructions for bid submission and documentation.

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