Opportunity
Alberta Purchasing #CON0024737
Bridge and Culvert Replacement Engineering Services Solicitation in Alberta
Posted
August 26, 2026
Respond By
September 25, 2026
Identifier
CON0024737
NAICS
237310, 237990, 238120
Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors is soliciting proposals from pre-qualified firms for a multi-site bridge and culvert replacement project. - Government buyer: Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors - Scope covers: - Preliminary engineering - Detailed design - Contract tendering - Contract administration - Construction and fabrication supervision - Post-construction and warranty inspection - Project sites include: - BF 74372-1 (culvert replacement over HWY 16:08 near January Creek) - BF 78093-1 (culvert replacement over HWY 16:08 near Carrot Creek) - BF 13164-1 (bridge replacement over HWY 647:02 near Paddle River) - BF 72194-1 (culvert replacement over HWY 751:04 near Paddle River) - BF 75762-1 (culvert replacement over HWY 751:04 near Little Paddle River) - Only firms pre-qualified in the Culverts and Standard Bridges category may submit proposals - No specific OEMs, vendors, or product part numbers are named - Proposals must be submitted in two PDF files (qualification and fee proposal) - Selection is based on best overall value, not lowest cost - Period of performance is approximately nine years
Description
This Request for Proposal (RFP) is issued by Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors and is limited to proponents pre-qualified in the Culverts and Standard Bridges category. The project involves preliminary engineering, detailed design, contract tendering, contract administration, construction and fabrication supervision, post construction, and warranty inspection for multiple bridge and culvert replacements at specified locations near Peers, Carrot Creek, Mayerthorpe, Anselmo, and Green Court. Proposals must be submitted in two parts: qualification submission and fee proposal, both as PDF files under 10MB. The selection will be based on the best overall value, not necessarily the lowest cost.