New Brunswick Opportunities Network #26-0181

Wildfire Recovery Gravel Road Grading on Russellville Road, New Brunswick

The Province of New Brunswick's Department of Transportation and Infrastructure is seeking bids for wildfire recovery gravel road grading on Russellville Road in Newcastle Parish, Northumberland County. - Government Buyer: - Department of Transportation and Infrastructure, Province of New Brunswick - Scope of Work: - Grading approximately 4 kilometers of gravel road - Includes common excavation, installation of 450mm concrete pipes, backfill for structures, water application, aggregate base/subbase (25mm), fine grading, construction traffic control, erosion control structures (Type D), removal of erosion control structures, culvert erosion protection, mobilization, and a provisional sum for force account work - Products/Services Requested: - Common excavation: 30 units - Concrete pipe (450mm 65D): 19.6 units - Backfill for structures (Type B): 85 units - Application of water: 66.5 units - Aggregate base/subbase (25mm): 2926 units - Fine grading: 26,600 units - Construction traffic control - Erosion control structure (Type D): 8 units - Removal of erosion control structure: 8 units - Culvert erosion protection: 4 units - Force account (provisional sum): 44,000 units - Mobilization - Notable Requirements: - No specific OEMs or branded products are specified; materials and services are generic - Bid security required (bid bond or certified cheque) - Compliance with the Procurement Act and Construction Services Regulation - Bids must be submitted electronically in Canadian funds

Description

This solicitation is for Contract 26-0181 involving wildfire recovery through gravel road grading on Russellville Road, from Route 8 intersection toward Russellville. The work includes grading approximately 4 kilometers in Newcastle Parish, Northumberland County. Bidders must submit electronic bids by the specified closing date and comply with the Procurement Act and Construction Services Regulation. Bid security requirements include a bid bond or certified cheque, and all bids must be in Canadian funds and signed by an authorized person.

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