CanadaBuys #PEIG-TIE-7228

Highway and Bridge Construction – Route 3 Vernon River, PEI

This opportunity involves highway and bridge construction on Route 3 at Vernon River, Prince Edward Island, managed by the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure. - Government Buyer: - Department of Transportation and Infrastructure, Province of Prince Edward Island - Scope of Work: - Construction covers 1,650 meters of roadway - Includes cold planing asphalt, asphalt levelling, asphalt seal, shouldering, landscaping, and related tasks - Products and Materials Requested: - Granular Base A (100 tonnes, Part #20701) - Asphalt Cement (100 tonnes, Part #50101) - Surcharge for Polymer Liquid Asphalt (100 tonnes, Part #50109) - Tack Coat (40,000 sq m, Part #60101) - Asphalt Levelling A (2,650 tonnes, Part #60326) - Asphalt Seal B (2,175 tonnes, Part #60350) - HMA Driveway Mix (200 tonnes, Part #61003) - Cold Plane Construction Joint (400 sq m, Part #70501) - Cold Plane: Screen & Place RAP as Shoulder Material (19,850 sq m, Part #71202) - Pavement Edge Delineator (100 units, Part #90401) - Temporary Marking (75 meters, Part #90501) - Temporary Overlay Markers (TOMS) (80 units, Part #90506) - Services Requested: - Signallers (1,500 hours, Part #90101) - Traffic Control Plan (200 hours, Part #90802) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Mandatory preconstruction meeting - Performance and bid security required - Fuel cost adjustment formulas based on IRAC petroleum prices - One-year warranty period after contract completion - Compliance with Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA) - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; materials are standard for road construction. - Estimated contract value likely ranges from $1,000,000 to $3,000,000 USD based on scope and quantities.

Description

This solicitation is for the construction work on Route 3 at Vernon River, Prince Edward Island. The work includes cold planing asphalt, placing asphalt levelling A, placing asphalt seal B, shouldering, landscaping, and all other necessary work to complete the contract. The project covers a total distance of 1,650 meters and must be completed within one month. The contract is procured through competitive open bidding and is governed by the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA).

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