New Brunswick Opportunities Network #26-0190

Drainage Improvements Construction on Route 385, Victoria County, New Brunswick

This opportunity seeks contractors for drainage improvements along Route 385 in Victoria County, New Brunswick, managed by the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure. - Government Buyer: - Province of New Brunswick, Department of Transportation and Infrastructure, Strategic Procurement - Transportation and Infrastructure - Products and Services Requested: - Ditching (4,560 meters) - Borrow material (20,140 tons and 20 tons listed; likely a clarification or correction in documentation) - Installation of concrete pipes: - 12.2 meters of 450mm diameter, Class 65D - 75.6 meters of 600mm diameter, Class 65D - Backfill for structures (300 tons) - Aggregate base (190 tons, 31.5mm) - Aggregate subbase (370 tons, 75mm) - Asphalt concrete (576 tons, WMA-D, Work Category 4) - Erosion control structures (25 units, Type D) - Hydroseeding (13,700 meters) - Mulching (13,700 meters) - Culvert erosion protection (6 units) - Construction traffic control (lump sum) - Mobilization (lump sum) - Provisional sum for force account work ($22,000) - Unique or Notable Requirements: - All materials and construction must meet provincial standards and specifications - Safety certification (COR or equivalent) is mandatory for bidders - Electronic bid submission required - Bid security (bid bond or certified cheque), performance and payment bonds required - Compliance with the Procurement Act, Construction Services Regulation, and Canadian Free Trade Agreement - Potential preferential treatment for local suppliers - No specific OEMs or branded products are named; materials must conform to provincial standards.

Description

This solicitation is for drainage improvements along Route 385 in Victoria County, specifically from Tobique River No. 5 towards Route 385 Culvert No. 3. The contract involves furnishing all labor, tools, machinery, services, and materials necessary to perform the drainage work as specified in the tender documents. Bids must be submitted electronically by the specified closing date and include required bid security and certifications. The procurement is conducted under the Procurement Act and is subject to the Canadian Free Trade Agreement, with preferential treatment potentially applied to local suppliers.

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