British Columbia BCBid #230773

Bridge Construction over Canyon Creek for Recreation Sites and Trails BC

This opportunity involves the construction of a bridge over Canyon Creek in Smithers, BC, managed by the Ministry of Environment and Parks, Recreation Sites and Trails BC. - Government Buyer: - Ministry of Environment and Parks, Recreation Sites and Trails BC - Scope of Work: - Construction of a bridge over Canyon Creek - Trail upgrades and preparation for construction access - Mobilization and demobilization of equipment and personnel - Provision of temporary access routes for construction - Supply and placement of 150 cubic meters of rip rap for bank stabilization - Preparation and construction of the bridge substructure - Transport of 22 lock blocks to the project site - Placement of the bridge superstructure - Site cleanup after construction - Provisional sum included for additional work as required - Products/Services Requested: - No specific OEMs, vendors, or product part numbers are listed - All services are construction and site preparation related - Notable Requirements: - Project is governed by the New West Partnership Trade Agreement and the Canadian Free Trade Agreement - All responses must be submitted electronically via the BC Bid system - Project duration is approximately two months from contract award

Description

This solicitation is for the construction of a bridge over Canyon Creek, including foundation work and superstructure placement. The project involves multiple line items such as mobilization/demobilization, trail upgrades, temporary access for construction, supply of rip rap, preparation and construction of substructure, transport of lock blocks, superstructure placement, and site cleanup. The work is scheduled to be completed within approximately 2 months. All responses must be submitted electronically via the BC Bid system, and the opportunity is covered by trade agreements including the New West Partnership Trade Agreement and the Canadian Free Trade Agreement.

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