New Brunswick Opportunities Network #26-0169

Paving and Rehabilitation of 6.9 km of Route 2, Westmorland County, NB

This opportunity involves a major roadwork project for the Province of New Brunswick's Department of Transportation and Infrastructure: - Government Buyer: - Province of New Brunswick, Department of Transportation and Infrastructure, Strategic Procurement - Transportation and Infrastructure - Scope of Work: - Paving and rehabilitation of a 6.9 km section of Route 2 in Westmorland County, from Renaissance Street Underpass to Memramcook East Road Overpass (E171), eastbound - Includes cold milling, paving, shoulder work, asphalt concrete removal, waterproofing, pavement markings, and traffic control - Key Products and Quantities: - 380 tonnes of Shoulder Material - RAP - 82,100 meters of Cold Milling Asphalt Concrete - 3,700 meters of Partial Depth Shoulder Rumble Strips - 82,100 meters of Bituminous Tack Coat - 10,390 tonnes of Asphalt Concrete (ERS, Warm Mix Asphalt Recycle D, Work Category 1) - 50 tonnes of Asphalt Concrete (ERS, Warm Mix Asphalt Recycle D, Work Category 4 for bridge deck) - 297 meters of Removal of Asphalt Concrete Structures - Pavement Markings (yellow and white paint, lump sum) - Construction Traffic Control (lump sum) - Payment Adjustments for Mat Density and Smoothness (lump sum) - Mobilization (lump sum) - Notable Requirements: - Bidders must provide a valid safety certification (COR or approved alternative) - A bid bond of $375,000 is required - Strict completion timeline with penalties for delays - Preferential treatment may be given to New Brunswick suppliers - No specific OEMs or brands are named; materials and services must meet detailed provincial specifications

Description

This solicitation is for the paving of a 6.9 km section on Route 2 in Westmorland County, specifically from Renaissance Street Underpass area to Memramcook East Road Overpass (E171) area - eastbound. The contract number is 26-0169. Bidders must submit electronic bids including a Form of Tender, a valid Letter of Good Standing from a recognized safety association, and a bid bond of $375,000. The procurement is governed by the Procurement Act and Construction Services Regulation of New Brunswick.

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