Prince Edward Island #PEIG-TIE-7225

Asphalt Resurfacing and Rehabilitation on Route 2 – Five Houses/Farmington, PEI

Prince Edward Island's Department of Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy is seeking competitive bids for resurfacing and rehabilitation of Route 2 between Five Houses and Farmington. - Scope of Work: - Cold planing asphalt driving lanes and shoulders over 2,121 meters - Placement of asphalt seal B (2,000 tonnes) - Shouldering, landscaping, and related activities - Traffic control and signallers for safe operations - Key Materials and Products: - Asphalt cement (100 tonnes, Item 50101) - Polymer liquid asphalt surcharge (100 tonnes, Item 50109) - Tack coat (16,400 sq. meters, Item 60101) - Asphalt seal B (2,000 tonnes, Item 60350) - Cold plane construction joint (50 sq. meters, Item 70501) - Cold plane, screen, and place recycled asphalt pavement (RAP) as shoulder material (16,400 sq. meters, Item 71202) - Pavement edge delineators (50 units, Item 90401) - Temporary marking (95 meters, Item 90501) - Temporary overlay markers (105 units, Item 90506) - Services: - Signallers for traffic management (33.42 hours, Item 90101) - Traffic control plan implementation (40 hours, Item 90802) - Notable Requirements: - Materials must comply with standards such as AASHTO M332 for polymer modified asphalt cement - Completion required within 10 consecutive working days, with a one-year warranty period post-completion - Bid security of $55,000 required - No specific OEMs or brands are named; materials must meet referenced standards - Procurement is conducted under the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA)

Description

This solicitation is for the cold planing of asphalt driving lanes and shoulders, placing asphalt seal B, shouldering, landscaping, and all other necessary work to complete the contract on Route 2 between Five Houses and Farmington. The project covers a distance of approximately 2.1 kilometers and includes asphalt resurfacing. The contract duration is one month, with a completion date on or before October 31, 2026. The procurement method is competitive open bidding under the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA).

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