CanadaBuys #7726

Culvert Replacement at West Dike, Rural Municipality of Macdonald

This opportunity is for the replacement of a culvert at the West Dike in the Rural Municipality of Macdonald, managed by Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure - Tendering and Contracts. - Government Buyer: - Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure - Tendering and Contracts - Products and Materials Requested: - Removal and disposal of existing corrugated steel culvert - Supply and installation of a new 1,220mm x 21.78m HDPE culvert - Concrete headwalls (47 cubic meters) - Stainless steel slide gate (1 unit) - Portable electric actuator (1 unit) - Geotextile non-woven (450 square meters) - CR- M100 limestone (300 metric tonnes) - GBC- II (500 metric tonnes) - GBC-S (150 metric tonnes) - Contractor supplied backfill (350 cubic meters) - Anti-seepage collars (3 units) - Chainlink fence (24 meters) - Stone rip-rap, class 450mm (100 metric tonnes) - Reinforcing steel (black, 4,365 kilograms) - Services Requested: - Mobilization of equipment - Traffic control (Level II) - Surveying - Topsoil excavation (700 square meters) - Removal of existing metal pipe culverts (30 meters) - Cofferdam construction (4 units) - Structural excavation - Placing reinforcing steel - Hydroseeding and mulching (2,000 square meters) - Hydrovac truck services (12 hours) - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Installation of a stainless steel slide gate and portable electric actuator - Compliance with multiple trade agreements - Open competitive bidding via MERX - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the notice

Description

This solicitation is for the removal and disposal of the existing corrugated steel culvert and the installation of a new 1,220mm x 21.78m long HDPE culvert with concrete headwalls and a stainless steel slide gate through the West Dike located at Floodway Rd and Rd 41 NE in the Rural Municipality of Macdonald. The work includes mobilization, traffic control, survey, excavation, supply and installation of materials such as limestone, reinforcing steel, concrete, and fencing, as well as hydroseeding and mulching. The contract period is estimated to be zero months with a proposed start date of September 23, 2026. Bidding documents are available on MERX, and the procurement method is competitive open bidding.

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