Opportunity
CanadaBuys #7736
Gravel Shoulder Restoration on Provincial Trunk Highway 60, Manitoba
Posted
July 17, 2026
Respond By
August 07, 2026
Identifier
7736
NAICS
237310, 237990
This opportunity is issued by Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure - Tendering and Contracts, a division of the Government of Canada, seeking contractors for gravel shoulder restoration on Provincial Trunk Highway 60. - Government Buyer: - Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure - Tendering and Contracts (Government of Canada) - Scope of Work: - Construction of granular base shoulders on two sections of Provincial Trunk Highway 60 - Section 1: Approximately 25 km from Provincial Trunk Highway 10 to 25 km east of PTH 10 - Section 2: 2 km from 11.7 km east of Provincial Road 327 to 13.7 km east of Provincial Road 327 - Both sections are located in Unorganized Territory within The Pas-Kameesak electoral division - Products/Services Requested: - Mobilization of construction equipment (2 units) - Traffic control services, Level IV (2 units) - Shoulder preparation, Type II (270 units) - Supply and installation of granular base course shoulders (GBC-S) - Supply of Class "A" granular base course shoulders - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Project includes both equipment mobilization and traffic control - Work must comply with multiple trade agreements - Quantities and line items are specified for each service - Open to competitive bidding; no brand or manufacturer restrictions - No specific contract duration or option years are provided.
Description
This solicitation is for the construction of granular base shoulders on Provincial Trunk Highway 60, covering approximately 25 km from Provincial Trunk Highway 10 to 25 km east of PTH 10, and an additional 2 km section from 11.7 km east of Provincial Road 327 to 13.7 km east of Provincial Road 327. The work is located in Unorganized Territory within The Pas-Kameesak electoral division. The contract includes mobilization of equipment, traffic control, granular base course shoulders, and shoulder preparation. The estimated contract period is zero months with a proposed start date of September 4, 2026.