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Structural Repairs for Bella Bella Public Port Facility, British Columbia

Transport Canada is seeking contractors for critical structural repairs at the Bella Bella Public Port Facility in British Columbia. - Government Buyer: - Agency: Transport Canada - Office: National Capital Region - Contact: Louise Curtis - Scope of Work: - Structural repairs to the approach and wharf head at the Bella Bella Port Facility - Replacement of 3 support/bearing piles under the approach - Replacement of 2 cross braces under the approach - Replacement of 6 deteriorated intermediate stringers/mid-rails - Replacement of 1 safety ladder - Replacement of 2 support/bearing piles under the wharf head - Repair of 3 rolling/bearing piles at pile cap connection - Replacement of approximately 20 cross braces on the wharf head - Contractor to provide all labor, materials, equipment, supervision, and incidentals - Deliverables include a detailed work plan, construction schedule, and final completion report with photographs - Products/Services Requested: - No specific OEMs, part numbers, or proprietary products are named - All work is construction/repair services, not product supply - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Work must restore structural integrity and address urgent safety risks - Coordination with local stakeholders required - Fixed-price, lump sum contract - All on-site work must be completed by December 1, with final deliverables due by December 31 - Contract may extend to March 31 if needed for final documentation - No security requirements or named OEMs/vendors - Open competitive bidding; selection based on technical merit and price

Description

This solicitation is for completing priority repairs at the Bella Bella Public Port Facility to address critical structural deficiencies identified in the 2024 Routine Detailed Inspection. The work aims to restore the structural integrity of the approach and wharf head components, address urgent safety risks from deteriorated structural elements, ensure continued safe access for vessels and community use, and extend the functional service life of the facility. The contract duration is estimated to be 4 months starting from September 1, 2026. The procurement is conducted by Transport Canada under a Request for Proposal method with competitive open bidding.

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