New Brunswick Opportunities Network #26-0143

Paving and Roadway Improvements on Route 11, Gloucester County, NB

The Province of New Brunswick's Department of Transportation and Infrastructure is seeking bids for Contract 26-0143, a major paving project on Route 11 in Gloucester County: - Government Buyer: - Province of New Brunswick, Department of Transportation and Infrastructure - Strategic Procurement - Transportation and Infrastructure - SNB Highway Construction, Fredericton Regional Centre - Project Scope: - Paving 5.6 km of Route 11 from Bathurst Viaduct (B189) to Tetagouche River No. 3 (T210) - Removal of high shoulders (6,500 m) - Supply and placement of shoulder material, including Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement (RAP) (1,050 t) - Cold milling of asphalt concrete (115,900 m) - Application of bituminous tack coat (approx. 115,800 m) - Placement of warm mix asphalt (WMA-RD) (15,010 t) - Installation and removal of guide posts (various sizes, over 1,200 units) - Installation and removal of guide rails (approx. 4,500 m) - Pavement markings (lump sum) - Construction traffic control (lump sum) - Payment adjustments for mat density and IRI smoothness - Mobilization (lump sum) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Electronic bid submission required - Bid bond of $580,000 and performance/labour/materials payment bonds required - Valid safety certificate from NBCSA or Safety Services New Brunswick - Compliance with the Work Area Traffic Control Manual - Penalties of $5,000 per day for late completion (excluding weekends/statutory holidays) - All pricing in Canadian funds, delivery duty paid (DDP) - No specific OEMs or proprietary vendors are named; the project is open to qualified road construction contractors. - Place of Performance: - Route 11, Bathurst Viaduct to Tetagouche River No. 3, Gloucester County - Associated government offices in Fredericton and Bathurst

Description

This solicitation is for Contract 26-0143 involving paving work on Route 11 from Bathurst Viaduct (B189) to Tetagouche River No. 3 (T120) in Gloucester County. The project covers 5.6 kilometers of paving. Bidders must submit electronic bids by email, including a bid bond of $580,000.00, and comply with the Procurement Act and Construction Services Regulation. The contract requires delivery duty paid (DDP) terms and adherence to Canadian Funds for pricing.

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