New Brunswick Opportunities Network #26-0110

Roadway Leveling and Asphalt Concrete Construction in Albert and Westmorland Counties, NB

The Province of New Brunswick's Department of Transportation and Infrastructure is seeking contractors for Contract 26-0110, focused on roadway leveling and associated construction in Albert and Westmorland counties. - Scope of Work: - Leveling with asphalt concrete over approximately 17.5 km across nine roadway sections - Includes excavation, removal of high shoulders, culvert replacement with concrete pipes (600mm and 750mm Class 65-D), backfilling, aggregate production and placement, asphalt concrete placement (approx. 122 tonnes for pothole patching and spot leveling), guide rail installation (8 locations), and traffic control - Requirements: - Contractors must provide all labor, equipment, and materials - Submission of a Form of Tender, valid Letter of Good Standing from NBCSA or Safety Services New Brunswick, and a $180,000 bid bond - Surety's Consent for performance and payment bonds - Compliance with the Procurement Act, Construction Services Regulation, and Canadian Free Trade Agreement - Adherence to specified construction and environmental standards - Penalties of $3,000 per day for late completion, with a final completion date set - Notable Details: - No specific OEMs or proprietary products are named; standard construction materials and methods are required - Preference may be given to New Brunswick suppliers - Place of Performance: - Multiple roadways in Albert and Westmorland counties, including Route 910, Grub Road, Ritchie Road, Seneca Court, River Edge Court, Fahey Drive, Flossie Street, Osprey Road, and Tucker Street - Contracting office is the Fredericton Regional Centre

Description

This solicitation is for Contract 26-0110 involving leveling with asphalt concrete over a total length of 17.5 km in Albert and Westmorland counties, New Brunswick. The work includes furnishing all labor, tools, machinery, and materials necessary to perform the specified construction work. Bids must be submitted electronically by email and include required documents such as a Form of Tender, Letter of Good Standing, and a bid bond of $180,000. The procurement is governed by the Procurement Act and related regulations, with specific instructions for bid submission and evaluation criteria.

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