CanadaBuys #RFP 26-1580

City of Calgary RFP for Ramsay Elevated Guideway Construction

The City of Calgary is seeking proposals for the construction of the Ramsay Elevated Guideway, a major infrastructure project connecting Ramsay/Inglewood Station to 26 Avenue Station. - Government Buyer: - City of Calgary - Scope of Work: - Construction of elevated rail structures, including piling, piers, approach slabs, deck construction - Civil works: earthworks, utilities, duct banks, cable containment, OCS (Overhead Contact System) foundations - Roadworks and multi-use pathways - Site preparation, grading, landscaping, site servicing - Temporary and permanent roads, drainage, stormwater management, dewatering - Removal and relocation of existing infrastructure - Elevated guideway works: abutments, girders, barriers, safety railing, OCS anchorage - Drainage infrastructure and electrical work (grounding, bonding, lighting, fire and life safety systems) - Temporary works design, field review, monitoring, reporting - Traffic management, noise and vibration mitigation, environmental protection - Coordination and interface with other construction packages (stations, utilities, signaling, trackwork) - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Unique Requirements: - Comprehensive environmental protection and mitigation measures - Coordination with multiple concurrent construction packages - Extensive civil, structural, and electrical integration - Products/Services Requested: - Construction services for elevated guideway and associated infrastructure - No specific part numbers or quantities provided

Description

The project involves the construction of the Ramsay Elevated Guideway, including elevated rail structures between Ramsay/Inglewood Station at approximately 11th Street and 26 Avenue Station. The scope includes civil and structural works such as piling, piers, approach slabs, deck construction, earthworks, utilities, duct banks, cable containment, OCS foundations, roadworks, multi-use pathways, and construction management. Additional tasks include site preparation, traffic control, drainage, electrical work, temporary works design, and environmental protection. The contract duration is estimated at 24 months with a proposed start date of September 29, 2026.

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