CanadaBuys #AB-2026-03185

Supply and Installation of Two Bridge Culvert Structures for County of Vermilion River, Alberta

The County of Vermilion River is seeking competitive bids for the supply and installation of two new bridge culvert structures in Alberta, Canada. - Government Buyer: - County of Vermilion River (Alberta, Canada) - Project Scope: - Supply and installation of two bridge culvert structures: - Bridge File 01640: 3.00 m diameter corrugated steel pipe (CSP) culvert, 41.5 m invert length - Bridge File 78828: 2.40 m diameter CSP culvert, 28.5 m invert length - Associated works include: - Traffic accommodation - Site isolation and turbidity monitoring - Fish capture and release - Demolition and disposal of existing bridge structures - Excavation with geotextile filter fabric - Supply and assembly of culvert materials - Backfill and testing - Crushed aggregate material and clay seals - Concrete end treatment and small bridge plaque (for BF 01640) - Heavy rock riprap erosion protection - Roadway work - Permanent environmental protection devices - Requirements: - All installations must conform to Design Drawings and Section 18 of the Standard Specifications for Bridge Construction - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Notable Requirements: - Environmental protection measures (turbidity monitoring, fish capture/release) - Compliance with provincial bridge construction standards

Description

This solicitation is for the supply and installation of two new bridge culvert structures in Alberta. The work includes traffic accommodation, site isolation, demolition and disposal of existing bridge structures, excavation, supply and assembly of culvert materials, backfill and testing, crushed aggregate material and clay seals, concrete end treatment, heavy rock riprap erosion protection, roadway work, and permanent environmental protection devices. The contract duration is estimated at 5 months starting around May 26, 2026. The installations must conform to Design Drawings and Section 18 of the Standard Specifications for Bridge Construction.

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