CanadaBuys #30008305

Electrical Repairs and Installation at Pigeon Hill Harbour, New Brunswick

Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) is seeking bids for comprehensive electrical repairs at Pigeon Hill Harbour, New Brunswick. - Government Buyer: - Agency: Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) - Offices: DFO Procurement Services, Procurement Hub, Ports for Small Boats - Scope of Work: - Electrical demolition and relocation of existing systems - Supply and installation of electrical distribution systems - Installation of wiring devices, shrouds, protection plates, conduits, trenching, junction boxes, pull boxes, and wiring - System testing for acceptance by inspection authorities - Provision of temporary lighting and power during construction - Marking up record drawings to document as-built conditions - Products and OEMs: - Wiring devices from Hubbell, Leviton, and Pass & Seymour (OEMs highlighted) - All materials must be new and carry CSA or ULC certification - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with Canadian electrical and building codes - Environmental protection and safety measures - Fixed-price contract; prompt payment legislation applies - Construction must be substantially completed within a 2.5-month window - No specific part numbers or quantities provided; all materials and services are to be supplied as per project plans and specifications.

Description

This solicitation is for electrical repair work at Pigeon Hill, New Brunswick. The scope includes all labor, materials, machinery, equipment, and services necessary to execute the work as per contractual documents. Specific tasks include electrical demolition and relocation, supply and installation of electrical distribution systems, wiring devices, electrical shrouds and protection plates, conduit, trenching, junction boxes, pull boxes, wiring, system testing for inspection acceptance, temporary lighting and power supply, and marking up record drawings. The work is to be substantially completed by December 14, 2026, with construction occurring between October 1 and December 14, 2026.

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