New Brunswick Opportunities Network #26-0193

Road Construction Services: Pulverizing, Aggregate Base, and Double Chip Seal on Saint-Damien Road, NB

This opportunity is for road construction services on Saint-Damien Road in Kent County, New Brunswick, managed by the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure. - Government Buyer: - Province of New Brunswick, Department of Transportation and Infrastructure, Strategic Procurement - Transportation and Infrastructure - Scope of Work: - Roadwork over 5.5 km, including: - Removal of high shoulders (10,480 m) - Ditching (550 m) - Replacement of 12 cross culverts with 156.1 m of 600mm concrete pipe - Backfill for structures (1,150 t) - Application of water for grading (1,500 t) - Placement of aggregate subbase (940 t) and base (12,520 t) - Asphalt concrete for 6 driveways (24 t) - Double chip seal (40,010 m) - Pulverizing (44,390 m) - Construction traffic control, hydroseeding (1,650 m), mulching (1,650 m), culvert erosion protection (24 units), and mobilization - Products/Services Requested: - All labor, materials, equipment, and machinery to complete the above tasks - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Strict environmental and safety requirements, including Watercourse and Wetland Alteration (WAWA) permits and Certificate of Recognition (COR) safety certification - Bid bond of $175,000 and performance/payment bonds at 50% of contract value - Preferential treatment for New Brunswick suppliers; US bids may be refused - Electronic bid submission required - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named; bidders must source standard construction materials and equipment meeting provincial specifications.

Description

This solicitation is for Contract 26-0193 involving pulverizing, aggregate base, and double chip seal work on Saint-Damien Road from Haut-Saint-Antoine Road to the end of designation, covering a total of 5.5 km in Kent County, New Brunswick. The contract requires the provision of all labor, tools, machinery, and materials necessary to complete the work according to specifications. Bids must be submitted electronically by email and include a bid bond of $175,000. The procurement is governed by the Procurement Act and related regulations, with specific instructions for bid submission and requirements for safety certifications and bonding.

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