New Brunswick Opportunities Network #26-0198

Drainage Improvements on Route 10 and Route 640, New Brunswick

This opportunity is a solicitation from the Province of New Brunswick's Department of Transportation and Infrastructure for drainage improvements along 22.1 kilometers of Route 10 and Route 640. - Government Buyer: - Province of New Brunswick, Department of Transportation and Infrastructure - Scope of Work: - Drainage improvements over 22.1 km in Sunbury and York Counties - Construction tasks include: - Brush cutting (13,000 m) - Removal of high shoulders (10,000 m) - Ditching (3,920 m) - Installation of concrete pipes (various diameters: 600mm, 750mm, 900mm, 1050mm) - Installation of plastic HDPE pipes (450mm, 600mm) - Backfill for structures (types A and B) - Aggregate base (31.5 mm) and subbase (75 mm) - Asphalt concrete (ERS, WMA-B, Work Category 4) - Erosion control structures (Type D) - Hydroseeding and mulching (11,800 m each) - Culvert erosion protection (28 units) - Mobilization - Products/Services Requested (with part numbers and quantities): - See detailed product line items below for all part numbers and quantities - Unique/Notable Requirements: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; open to qualified construction contractors - Electronic bid submission required - Bid bond of $115,000 required - Valid safety certification (Letter of Good Standing) required - Performance and payment bonds required for successful bidders - Procurement may favor New Brunswick suppliers and is subject to the Canadian Free Trade Agreement

Description

This solicitation is for drainage improvements along specified routes in New Brunswick, Canada, including Route 10 from Bull Paster Brook area toward Little River Bridge L555 and Minto Village limit to Railroad Crossing in Sunbury County, and Route 640 from Cameron Road area to Yoho Lake Road in York County. The contract involves various construction activities such as brush cutting, ditching, pipe installation, backfilling, and erosion control. Bids must be submitted electronically by email and include a bid bond of $115,000. The procurement is subject to the Procurement Act and Construction Services Regulation of New Brunswick.

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