CanadaBuys #5P468-26-0146/A

Rock Face Stabilization and Consolidation at Côte Dinan, Quebec for Parks Canada

Parks Canada is seeking a contractor for the consolidation and stabilization of the Côte Dinan rock face in Quebec, between Côte du Palais and Côte de la Canoterie. - Government Buyer: - Parks Canada Agency, Quebec Management/Field Unit, National Contracting Services - Project Scope: - Rock face stabilization and consolidation services - Manual scaling and cleaning of debris behind existing mesh (approx. 175 hours) - Excavation and disposal of scaling debris (approx. 175 m³ plus 60 m³ additional) - Installation of 25M consolidation bolts, 3 meters in length (11 units) - Installation of flexible metal/chain-link wire mesh: - 220 m² of 65 mm mesh - 280 m² of 45 mm mesh - Proof/pull-out testing of consolidation bolts (2 tests) - Application of shotcrete (minimum 25 mm thickness, 25 MPa compressive strength) on select areas - Site organization, signage, safety, and environmental protection - Technical and Material Requirements: - All materials (bolts, mesh, shotcrete) must comply with CSA and ASTM standards - Galvanized steel mesh and bolts specified - Quality control testing required for bolts - Notable Requirements: - Strict adherence to environmental, health, and safety regulations (including CNESST and Canada Labour Code) - Optional Indigenous Participation Plan (IPP) weighted at 10% of bid evaluation, requiring commitments to Indigenous subcontracting and training in specified Quebec regions - All bid submissions must be electronic or by fax; no in-person or courier submissions accepted - No specific OEMs or proprietary products are named; focus is on compliance with standards and construction methods

Description

Parks Canada intends to carry out rock face stabilization works on Côte Dinan between Côte du Palais and Côte de la Canoterie. The project involves consolidation and protection of the rock face, including removal and replacement of existing metal mesh, installation of new flexible mesh sections, and cleaning of debris. The contract duration is 4 months, with work to be completed by December 31, 2026. Bids must be submitted via fax or email, and all work must comply with the National Park Act.

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