New Brunswick Opportunities Network #26-0144

Paving and Roadway Improvements for Route 11, Restigouche County, NB (Contract 26-0144)

The Province of New Brunswick's Department of Transportation and Infrastructure is seeking bids for Contract 26-0144 to pave a 2.7 km section of Route 11 in Restigouche County. - Government Buyer: - Province of New Brunswick, Department of Transportation and Infrastructure, Strategic Procurement - Transportation and Infrastructure - Scope of Work: - Cold milling and paving approximately 2.7 km of Route 11 (Hamilton Road Overpass to MacPherson Road Underpass) - Includes shoulder material placement, asphalt concrete paving (Work Categories 2 and 4), guide rail installation and removal, pavement markings, and traffic control - All labor, tools, machinery, services, and materials must be provided by the contractor - Products/Materials Requested: - 4,670 tonnes of asphalt concrete (End Result Specification) - 700 tonnes and additional meters of shoulder material - Guide posts (130 x 150 mm, 36 x 200 mm, 18 x 250 mm) - 504 meters of new guide rail and removal of 504 meters of existing guide rail - Removal of 200 meters of asphalt concrete and 176 guide posts - Pavement markings (yellow and white paint, lump sum) - Construction traffic control (lump sum) - Mobilization (lump sum) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Bidders must submit electronic bids only - Valid safety certification from NBCSA or Safety Services New Brunswick required - Bid bond of $180,000 and surety's consent for performance and payment bonds - Penalties of $3,000 per day for late completion (excluding weekends and holidays) - Procurement may favor New Brunswick suppliers under provincial regulations - No specific OEMs or brands are named in the solicitation

Description

This solicitation is for Contract 26-0144 involving paving work on a 2.7 km section of Route 11 from Hamilton Road Overpass (H165) to MacPherson Road Underpass (M030) in Restigouche County, New Brunswick. The contract requires bidders to submit electronic bids including a Form of Tender, a valid Letter of Good Standing related to safety certification, a bid bond of $180,000, and a surety's consent letter for performance and payment bonds. Bids must be submitted by email by May 20, 2026, and the procurement is governed by the New Brunswick Procurement Act and related regulations. The government reserves the right to accept or reject bids and may apply preferential treatment to New Brunswick suppliers.

View original listing