CanadaBuys #7716

Bridge Replacement and Culvert Construction on Provincial Trunk Highway 1, RM of Elton

Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure is seeking bids for a major infrastructure project involving the replacement of two bridge structures with reinforced concrete box culverts over South Boggy Creek on Provincial Trunk Highway 1 in the RM of Elton. - Scope of Work: - Demolition and removal of two existing bridges - Construction of two two-cell reinforced concrete box culverts (eastbound and westbound lanes) - Associated roadworks, embankment works, closure pour, and environmental management - Mobilization, traffic control, excavation, temporary lighting, and site preparation - Key Materials and Quantities: - Reinforcing steel (black): 61,260 kg - Concrete: 344 cubic meters - Geotextile non-woven: 411 and 2,730 square meters - Stone rip-rap (Class 350 mm): 283 cubic meters - Asphalt damp proofing: 675 square meters - Bituminous pavement (SP12.5 and SP19.0 Superpave, Class D): 80 and 210 metric tons - Temporary lighting components (underground distribution, pole assemblies, generators) - Services Required: - Mobilization, traffic control (Level IV), environmental management, demolition, excavation, dewatering, water control, and seeding - Removal and reinstallation of crash attenuators, guardrails, and cable guardrail anchor blocks - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation - Place of performance: NE ¼ SEC 2-11-17E, Bridge Site No. 4154-12 and 2487-11, Provincial Trunk Highway 1, RM of Elton, Manitoba - Contracting office: Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure - Tendering and Contracts, 1630 215 Garry St, Winnipeg, Manitoba

Description

This solicitation involves the demolition of two existing bridges and the construction of two two-cell reinforced concrete box culverts over South Boggy Creek on Provincial Trunk Highway 1, including all associated roadworks, embankment works, and closure pour. The project is divided into two sections covering eastbound and westbound lanes. The work includes various tasks such as mobilization, traffic control, environmental management, demolition, concrete supply and placement, excavation, and temporary lighting. The contract duration is estimated to start on June 23, 2026, with a competitive open bidding procurement method.

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