British Columbia BCBid #13253-0003

Fraser Valley Highway 1 Corridor Improvement Program – Fishtrap Creek Culverts Replacement Solicitation

This opportunity involves the replacement of culverts and related construction services for the Fraser Valley Highway 1 Corridor Improvement Program, managed by the Ministry of Transportation and Transit of British Columbia. - Government Buyer: - Ministry of Transportation and Transit (British Columbia, Canada) - Scope of Work: - Replacement of culverts at Fishtrap Creek along Highway 1 - Construction and engineering services including: - Mobilization and traffic management - Site clearing, grubbing, and excavation - Removal and relocation of existing infrastructure - Trenchless installation of culverts (146 metres) - Installation of smooth wall steel pipe culvert (132 metres) - Post-construction CCTV inspection (130 metres) - Supply and installation of settlement gauges, pins, survey prisms, and slope inclinometers - Settlement monitoring (12 months) - Seeding, landscaping, and biotic soil amendment - Construction of temporary access roads - Conditional items such as abandonment of existing culverts and removal of headwalls - Products/Services Requested: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; focus is on construction services and materials - Detailed quantities for each service line item provided - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Includes conditional work items and trade agreement considerations - Responses accepted electronically or via hard copy - Place of Performance: - Highway 1, Fraser Valley, British Columbia, with delivery and site locations specified

Description

This solicitation is for the replacement of culverts along Highway 1 in the Fraser Valley region of British Columbia, Canada. The project includes various construction activities such as mobilization, grading, drainage, seeding, landscaping, and the establishment of temporary access roads. Specific tasks involve excavation, removal and relocation of existing works, installation of culverts, and post-construction monitoring. The work is managed by the Ministry of Transportation and Transit, and bidders may submit responses electronically or via hard copy by the specified due date.

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