Kitchener Bids and Tenders #Q24-138

Award for Consulting Services: Retaining Wall Rehabilitation/Replacement on Stirling Avenue South, Kitchener

This award notice details the City of Kitchener's selection of a consultant for the rehabilitation or replacement of a retaining wall on Stirling Avenue South, Kitchener. - Government Buyer: - City of Kitchener (Ontario, Canada) - Scope of Work: - Professional consulting services for retaining wall rehabilitation or replacement - Includes pre-design, final design, project coordination, permitting, tendering, contract administration, inspection, and resident/business services during construction - Technical and Compliance Requirements: - All work must comply with: - Canadian Highway Bridge Design Code - MTO-Structural Rehabilitation Manual - Ontario Provincial Standard Specifications (OPSS) - Region of Waterloo’s Design Guidelines and Supplemental Specifications for Municipal Services (DGSSMS) - City of Kitchener Subdivision Manual - Other relevant engineering standards - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the notice - Unique Requirements: - Consultant must demonstrate expertise in retaining wall restoration and municipal infrastructure projects - Services must address both technical and community (resident/business) needs during construction - Location: - Retaining wall located on Stirling Avenue South, approximately 150 meters north of the Mill Street Intersection, Kitchener, Ontario - City of Kitchener is the contracting office

Description

The City of Kitchener is seeking a consultant experienced in the rehabilitation or replacement of retaining walls to restore an existing retaining wall located on Stirling Avenue South, 150m north of the Mill Street Intersection. The consultant will be responsible for pre-design, final design, coordination of project needs and permits, tendering, contract administration/inspection, and resident/business services during construction. All design work must comply with relevant Canadian and local standards including the Canadian Highway Bridge Design Code and the Region of Waterloo’s Design Guidelines. The goal is to maintain the retaining wall in a safe operating condition while ensuring its structural integrity.

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