Opportunity
New Brunswick Opportunities Network #0307015-27
Scaffolding System Installation and Services for River Ferry F49, New Brunswick
Posted
September 17, 2026
Respond By
October 02, 2026
Identifier
0307015-27
NAICS
238190
This opportunity is issued by the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure, Marine Services Branch, New Brunswick, for scaffolding services related to River Ferry F49 at the Evandale maintenance facility. - Government Buyer: - Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DTI), Marine Services Branch, New Brunswick - Scope of Work: - Design, installation, inspection, certification, maintenance, and dismantling of a modular scaffolding system for River Ferry F49 - Scaffolding must be modular ring-lock or system type, with adjustable vertical standards and aluminum beams (type AL165) - Weather-tight enclosure required (Monoflex Tarp or equivalent), designed for wind loads up to 13 psf (112 km/hr) - Must cover vessel dimensions up to 8m height, 36.75m length, and 18.5m width - Includes stair towers, guardrails, fall protection, and environmental containment for sandblasting and painting - Professional engineering review and certification required - Compliance Requirements: - Must meet CSA Standard Z797-09, CSA S269.2-M87, OHSA, and WorkSafe NB regulations - Environmental protection and safety standards must be followed - Insurance and WorkSafeNB clearance required - Payment and Pricing: - Lump sum price for base period; daily rate for any extension - Milestone-based payments tied to installation, post-installation, and dismantling - No specific OEMs or part numbers are named in the solicitation - Notable Requirements: - Professional design and certification - Weather-tight and environmentally protective enclosure - Strict adherence to Canadian safety and engineering standards
Description
This solicitation is for the provision of a scaffolding system installation for the River Ferry F49 at Evandale. The work includes designing, erecting, inspecting, and dismantling a modular scaffolding system compliant with Canadian standards and safety regulations. The scaffolding must provide safe access for hull maintenance, including sandblasting, painting, and structural inspections, and must be weather-tight and environmentally protective. The contract term is from December 15, 2026, to April 10, 2027, with milestone-based payments tied to installation, maintenance, and dismantling phases.