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Lake Annette Retaining Wall and Pathway Replacement at Jasper National Park

Parks Canada Agency is seeking qualified contractors for the replacement of a deteriorated retaining wall and reconstruction of an asphalt pathway at Lake Annette in Jasper National Park, Alberta. - Government Buyer: - Parks Canada Agency (National Contracting Office, National Contracting Services, Service national de passation de marchés) - Contracting authority: Alison Guilford - Scope of Work: - Replacement of approximately 110 meters of natural stone retaining wall - Reconstruction of a 2.0 meter wide asphalt pathway between Lake Annette and Ochre Lake - Demolition and disposal of existing wall and pathway - Excavation and foundation preparation - Installation of a new segmented retaining wall with geogrid reinforcement - Drainage improvements and site cleanup - Requirements: - Contractor must provide all labor, materials, equipment, and supervision - Demonstrated experience with similar civil infrastructure projects in environmentally sensitive areas - Environmental protection measures required, including erosion and sediment control and preparation of an Environmental Protection Plan - Permits must be obtained for work in ecologically sensitive areas - Work scheduled for fall to minimize visitor impact and leverage lower water levels - No specific OEMs, vendors, or part numbers are named in the solicitation - Estimated contract value: $500,001 to $1,000,000 - This is a two-stage competitive selection process, with Stage 1 focused on pre-qualification based on relevant experience

Description

Parks Canada Agency is seeking a contractor to replace approximately 110 meters of deteriorated natural stone retaining wall and reconstruct a 2.0 meter wide asphalt pathway between Lake Annette and Ochre Lake in Jasper National Park, Alberta. The project involves demolition, excavation, installation of a new segmented retaining wall with geogrid reinforcement, drainage improvements, and site cleanup. Construction is planned for Fall 2026 with a contract duration of 6 months, completing by March 31, 2027. The contractor must minimize environmental impacts, implement erosion and sediment control measures, prepare an Environmental Protection Plan, and obtain all necessary permits.

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