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Whistlers Campground Wildlife Exclusion Fence Construction Solicitation – Jasper National Park

Parks Canada Agency is seeking qualified contractors for the construction of an electrified wildlife exclusion fence at Whistlers Campground in Jasper National Park. - Government Buyer: - Parks Canada Agency, National Contracting Services - Project managed by Ryan Jones - Scope of Work: - Construction and installation of approximately 5.3 km of wildlife exclusion fencing - Includes vehicle access gates, pedestrian crossings, wildlife egress gates, stream and drainage crossings - Specialized treatments for watercourse crossings and wildlife management features - Electrification, commissioning, and testing of the fence system - Clearing, grubbing, stumping, and fence installation across varied, mountainous terrain - Unique Requirements: - Fence must be electrified and designed to reduce human-wildlife interactions - Work must be staged to minimize impact on visitors and ensure safety while the campground remains operational - Contractors must demonstrate prior experience with similar multi-kilometer fencing projects in environmentally sensitive, mountainous terrain - Minimum project experience: at least two projects valued at $500,000+ and 1 km+ in length - Compliance with National Park Act and relevant environmental and safety standards - No specific OEMs or brands are named; the solicitation is open to Canadian and eligible international contractors - Estimated contract value: $2,500,001 to $5,000,000 - Period of performance: 14 months, with milestones for substantial completion, electrification, and final commissioning - All work must comply with federal safety, insurance, and environmental requirements

Description

This solicitation is for the construction of approximately 5.3 km of wildlife exclusion fencing around the Whistlers Campground in Jasper National Park. The scope includes vehicle access gates, pedestrian crossings, wildlife egress gates, stream crossings, clearing, and fence installation. The project aims to reduce human-wildlife interactions and requires staged work to minimize visitor impact and ensure safety. Key milestones include substantial performance by March 31, 2027, electrification by May 15, 2027, and final completion by October 30, 2027.

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