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Flood Mitigation Construction: Culvert Removal and Installation at Crossen Lake Drain, Manitoba

Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure - Tendering and Contracts, part of the Government of Canada, is seeking bids for flood mitigation construction at Crossen Lake Drain in the Rural Municipality of Grahamdale. - Scope of work includes: - Removal of an existing culvert crossing - Installation of three 1600mm corrugated steel culverts at Kyler Road and Crossen Road - Mobilization of construction equipment - Level II traffic control during construction - Removal and placement of culverts (32 removed, 54 placed) - Supply and placement of 450mm class stone rip rap (220 units) - Installation of silt fence barrier (40 units) - Operation of hydraulic excavator (10 units) - Supply and deposit of Class "A" traffic gravel (80 units) - Installation of woven geotextile material (200 units) - Supply and placement of CR-M125 material (120 units) - Cofferdam construction (2 units) - Seeding of disturbed areas (600 units) - Supply and placement of erosion control blanket (600 units) - All quantities and units are specified for each service - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the notice - Procurement is open for competitive bidding under CFTA, CETA, and CPTPP trade agreements - Notable requirements include installation of three large corrugated steel culverts and associated flood mitigation works

Description

This solicitation is for the removal of an existing culvert crossing and the installation of three 1600mm corrugated steel culverts at the intersection of Kyler Road and Crossen Road in the Rural Municipality of Grahamdale. The work includes mobilization of equipment, traffic control, removal and placement of culverts, stone rip rap, silt fence barrier, hydraulic excavator use, supply and deposit of traffic gravel, geotextile woven material, cofferdam construction, seeding, and erosion control blanket placement. The contract duration is estimated to be zero months with a proposed start date of August 14, 2026. The procurement method is competitive open bidding under several trade agreements including CFTA, CETA, and CPTPP.

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