CanadaBuys #5P468-26-0024/A

Carillon Lock Repair and Rehabilitation for Parks Canada Agency

This opportunity is for the repair and rehabilitation of the Carillon Lock at the Carillon Canal National Historic Site in Quebec, managed by the Parks Canada Agency. - Government Buyer: - Parks Canada Agency, National Contracting Services, Bid Receiving Unit - Contact: Clo Pelland Tessier - Scope of Work: - Dewatering the lock to allow for repairs - Repairing deteriorated concrete surfaces on upstream, downstream, and bottom walls - Demolition and reconstruction of the diffuser and vertical gate sill to improve watertightness and durability - Demolition of delaminated wall and floor slab areas, including controlled demolition of the diffuser - Concrete restoration, including formwork, reinforcing steel, and cast-in-place concrete - Installation of anchors and reinforcing bars (25M and 20M bars) - Sealing of joints on upstream wall - Products/Services Requested: - Multiple demolition and concrete work line items (quantities specified for each) - Specialized civil and mechanical heavy engineering services - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Indigenous Participation Plan required, with a 10% evaluation weighting - Coordination with Hydro-Québec for site access and operations - Fish relocation activities during dewatering - Compliance with environmental, health, safety, and archaeological protection measures - Bid submission by email or fax only - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation - Estimated contract value is over $5,000,001 CAD

Description

This solicitation is for the repair of the Carillon Lock at the Carillon Canal National Historic Site. The work includes addressing watertightness deficiencies by dewatering, repairing deteriorated concrete surfaces on the upstream and downstream walls and the lock floor, and reconstructing the diffuser and sill of the vertical gate to improve durability and watertightness. The contract duration is 9 months starting from July 7, 2026, with completion required by April 30, 2027. Bids must be submitted via fax or email, and an optional site visit is scheduled for June 10, 2026.

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