Opportunity
New Brunswick Opportunities Network #PSJ 2026
Panel Repairs at Rodney Terminal, Port of Saint John, New Brunswick
Posted
September 14, 2026
Respond By
October 02, 2026
Identifier
PSJ 2026
NAICS
238120, 237990
The Saint John Port Authority is seeking bids for panel repairs at Rodney Terminal in the Port of Saint John, New Brunswick. - Government Buyer: - Saint John Port Authority (Port Saint John) - Scope of Work: - Repair of 7 precast concrete deck panels at Rodney Terminal - Includes removal of damaged concrete, surface preparation, installation of reinforcing steel, adhesive anchors, steel plates with shear studs, epoxy adhesive, and self-consolidating concrete - Materials specified: - Hilti HIT-RE 500 V3 adhesive anchors - SikaEmaco 440 CI self-consolidating concrete - CSA grade steel components - Contractor must coordinate with ongoing terminal operations and comply with environmental and safety regulations - Submission Requirements: - Bidders must submit tenders via email - Security deposit or bid bond required - Site visits must be coordinated with the Projects Manager due to security regulations - Notable Requirements: - Substantial completion required by contract deadline - Mobilization and demobilization costs included in panel repair pay item - Authority reserves right to accept or reject any tender; lowest bid not guaranteed - OEMs Highlighted: - Hilti (adhesive anchors) - Sika (concrete) - No specific part numbers for steel components; only referenced by CSA grade - No resellers or distributors specified; only OEMs for key materials
Description
This solicitation is for panel repairs at Rodney Terminal in the Port of Saint John, New Brunswick. The tender documents provide instructions on how, when, and where to submit bids, which must be sent via email by 3:00 PM Atlantic Time on October 2, 2026. The work involves construction services related to the repair of panels at the terminal. Security deposit or bid bond is required as per the specifications. The Saint John Port Authority reserves the right to accept or reject any tender and does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender.