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Golden Ears Park – Viking Creek Recovery Phase 1: Culvert Replacement and Channel Reconstruction

This opportunity is issued by the Ministry of Environment and Parks of Canada for the Golden Ears Park - Viking Creek Recovery Phase 1 project. - Government Buyer: - Ministry of Environment and Parks of Canada - Scope of Work: - Culvert replacement and channel reconstruction at Golden Ears Parkway and Alouette Campground Road - Removal and disposal of existing 300mm and 900mm diameter CSP culverts - Supply and installation of new concrete box culverts (18.75m at Culvert 46, 32.5m at Culvert 66) and concrete headwalls - Associated works: asphalt paving, riprap armouring, substrate mix, clearing, channel re-grading, and flow bypass management - Environmental and quality management, traffic management, and mobilization/demobilization - Products/Services Requested: - Concrete box culverts and headwalls (no specific OEMs named) - Granular sub-base, crushed granular base, surfacing aggregate, asphalt paving, topsoil, hydraulic seeding, riprap, substrate mix - Channel improvements, riffle and woody debris complex construction - Quantities: - 18.75 linear metres of concrete box culvert (Culvert 46) - 32.5 linear metres of concrete box culvert (Culvert 66) - 465 units of riprap, 75 units of substrate mix, 250 units of channel re-grading, and other specified quantities for each service - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Flow bypass management during construction - Environmental management and compliance with Canadian trade agreements - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Contract Duration: - Estimated at 4 months

Description

This solicitation is for the replacement of culverts and associated riprap armouring at two culvert locations along with channel re-construction. The work is located at culvert crossings at Golden Ears Parkway and Alouette Campground Road. The scope includes removal of existing culverts, excavation, supply and installation of new culverts, asphalt paving, riprap, substrate, clearing, channel re-construction, re-grading, and flow bypass management. The project duration is estimated to be 4 months and includes a site visit scheduled for August 6, 2026.

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