CanadaBuys #5P468-26-0214/A

Alma Beach Parking Lot Reconstruction at Fundy National Park, New Brunswick

Parks Canada Agency is seeking bids for the reconstruction of the Alma Beach parking lot at Fundy National Park, New Brunswick. - Government Buyer: - Parks Canada Agency - National Contracting Services, Bid Receiving Unit - Scope of Work: - Removal of existing asphalt pavement (3,800 m²) - Removal of concrete curbs (180 m) and sidewalks (70 m) - Excavation of parking lot (2,500 m³), including disposal or reuse - Installation of tri-axial geogrid and non-woven geotextile (3,800 m²) - Placement of granular subbase (2,730 m³) and granular base (1,370 m³) - Asphalt paving: hot mix asphalt, Type B base course (540 m²) and Type D surface course (360 m²) - Construction of new concrete curbs (190 m) and sidewalks (70 m) - Replacement of storm sewer piping (20 m, 375 mm reinforced concrete) and catch basin (1, 750 mm diameter) - Topsoil placement (1,700 m², 125 mm thick) and hydraulic seeding (1,700 m²) - Installation of R-25 riprap with geotextile (60 m²) - Unique Requirements: - Indigenous Participation Plan (IPP) with a 10% evaluation weighting; bidders must commit to Indigenous workforce and subcontracting - Compliance with National Park Act and potential future greenhouse gas emissions reporting - No specific OEMs, product part numbers, or named vendors are listed in the solicitation - All work must be completed by the end of autumn 2026

Description

This solicitation is for the reconstruction of the Alma Beach parking lot at Fundy National Park in Alma, New Brunswick, Canada. The work includes removal of existing pavement, excavation, installation of geotextile and granular materials, asphalt paving, replacement of catch basin and storm sewer piping, concrete curbs and sidewalks, and site works. The contract duration is one month, starting on October 13, 2026, and ending on November 30, 2026. The procurement method is competitive traditional, and the project includes a contractor's Indigenous Participation Plan to provide benefits for Indigenous People and Businesses.

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