New Brunswick Opportunities Network #26-0053/0092

Bridge Repairs for Shediac Road Underpass and Pokiok Stream No.1, New Brunswick

This opportunity involves bridge repair services for two locations in New Brunswick, managed by the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure. - Government Buyer: - Province of New Brunswick, Department of Transportation and Infrastructure - Strategic Procurement - Transportation and Infrastructure - Bridges and Locations: - Shediac Road Underpass Bridge (S304) on Route 11/134, Parish of Shediac, Westmorland County - Pokiok Stream No.1 Bridge (P615) on Route 102/Pokiok Road, Dumfries Parish, York County - Products and Services Requested: - Concrete in Structures (Part No. 302): repair of concrete box girders - Reinforcing Steel (Part No. 304): supply and placement of reinforcing steel (up to 30 kg per contract) - Removal of Concrete (Part No. 372): removal and disposal (4.0 sq m for Shediac, 3.0 sq m for Pokiok) - Temporary Barrier (Part No. 524): installation of temporary barriers - Construction Traffic Control (Part No. 576): traffic control measures, including barriers and pilot vehicles - Mobilization (Part No. 825): lump sum mobilization - All labor, materials, equipment, and services required for bridge repairs - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Electronic-only bid submission - Bid bond or certified cheque required - Valid Certificate of Recognition or Letter of Good Standing for safety - Compliance with environmental and safety standards - Completion required by August 28, 2026, with penalties for late delivery (excluding weekends/statutory holidays) - Subject to the New Brunswick Procurement Act and Canadian Free Trade Agreement - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation

Description

This solicitation is for the repair of two bridges in New Brunswick: the Shediac Road Underpass Bridge on Route 134 in the Parish of Shediac, Westmorland County, and the Pokiok Stream No.1 Bridge on Pokiok Road in Dumfries Parish, York County. The contract requires bidders to submit electronic bids by May 4, 2026, including a bid bond or certified cheque and other specified documents. The procurement is governed by the New Brunswick Procurement Act and is subject to the Canadian Free Trade Agreement. No paper bids will be accepted, and bids must be in Canadian funds excluding taxes.

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