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Repaving and Curb Replacement on Avenue George VI for the National Battlefields Commission

The National Battlefields Commission (NBC) is seeking bids for a major roadwork project on Avenue George VI in Québec, focusing on repaving and curb replacement. - Government Buyer: - National Battlefields Commission (Commission des champs de bataille nationaux), Government of Canada - Scope of Work: - Excavation and removal of approximately 7,900 m2 of existing pavement - Supply and installation of 300 tonnes of granular foundation (MG-20) - Application of 725 tonnes of ESG-10 bituminous asphalt (surface layer, PG 58H-34, 40 mm) - Application of 1,080 tonnes of ESG-14 bituminous asphalt (base layer, PG 58H-34, 60 mm) - Installation of 300 linear meters of new cast-in-place concrete curbs - Use of geotextile membrane (GEO-9 R2 or equivalent) for separation (220 m2) - Foundation stabilization with Portland Cement GU (5% dry weight) for cracks and catch basins - Reconstruction of interlocking paver zones (16 m2) - Services and Requirements: - Site security, temporary signage, traffic management, and adjacent street sweeping - Licensed archaeological supervision during excavation - Compliance with accessibility standards - All materials must be new; technical data sheets and mix designs required for approval - Insurance and contract security are mandatory - Award Criteria: - Contract will be awarded to the lowest compliant bidder - Documents may be submitted in either official language of Canada - Estimated contract duration is 2 months - No specific OEMs or named vendors; materials must meet Canadian standards

Description

This solicitation is for repaving and curb replacement work on Avenue George VI. The work must be completed no later than November 13, 2026, with an estimated contract duration of 2 months starting from September 11, 2026. The evaluation basis is the lowest bidder meeting the requirements, and documents can be submitted in either of Canada's official languages. The procurement method is competitive traditional, and the contract is subject to the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA).

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