Prince Edward Island #PEIG-TIE-7228

Asphalt Resurfacing and Construction Services for Route 3, Vernon River, PEI

Prince Edward Island's Department of Transportation and Infrastructure is seeking competitive bids for asphalt resurfacing and related construction on Route 3 in Vernon River, covering approximately 1.65 kilometers. - Government Buyer: - Province of Prince Edward Island, Department of Transportation and Infrastructure - Scope of Work: - Cold planing asphalt (50mm ± 15mm) - Asphalt levelling A (55mm), asphalt seal B (45mm) - Shouldering, landscaping, and completion of all contract tasks - Traffic control and signallers required - 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 metres, 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: - Compliance with AASHTO M332 for polymer modified asphalt - Performance security required - Mandatory preconstruction meeting - Fuel cost adjustment formulas based on IRAC petroleum prices - One-year warranty period after contract expiry - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; materials must meet provincial and industry standards. - Procurement is open under the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA).

Description

This solicitation is for asphalt resurfacing work on Route 3 in Vernon River, Prince Edward Island. The scope 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 approximately 1.65 kilometers and must be completed by October 31, 2026. The procurement method is competitive open bidding under the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA).

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