British Columbia BCBid #233066

Cowichan Tribes Boys Road Community Infrastructure Improvements Solicitation

This opportunity involves a major infrastructure upgrade for the Boys Road Community, managed by the Cowichan Tribes in British Columbia. - Government Buyer: - Cowichan Tribes (First Nations government, British Columbia) - Scope of Work: - Installation of a new water distribution system, including watermain, water services, and related components - Construction of a new wastewater collection system, featuring sanitary sewer, low pressure effluent sewer, one lift station, and Septic Tank Effluent Pump (STEP) systems - Implementation of an open channel stormwater management system with driveway culverts, oil water separators, and ditches/swales - Installation of streetlighting and a fibre optic network with underground ducting and security cameras - Construction of asphalt sidewalks, repaving of roads, and comprehensive site landscaping (new shrubs, trees, and irrigation) - Products/Services Requested: - No specific OEMs, vendors, or part numbers are identified in the solicitation - All work to be performed at Boys Rd & Statlou, North Cowichan, BC - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Integration of multiple utility systems (water, wastewater, stormwater, fibre optic) - Inclusion of security infrastructure (cameras) and modern communications (fibre optic) - Significant landscaping and site improvement component - Contract Duration: - 18 months for completion of all work

Description

This solicitation is for the installation of a new water distribution system, including watermain, water services, and appurtenances throughout the Boys Road Subdivision. It also includes the installation of a new wastewater collection system with sanitary sewer, low pressure effluent sewer, one lift station, and Septic Tank Effluent Pump (STEP) systems. Additionally, the work covers the installation of an open channel stormwater management system, streetlighting, a fibre optic network, asphalt sidewalks, repaving, and site landscaping improvements such as new shrubs, trees, and irrigation.

View original listing