Opportunity
CanadaBuys #T8080-260291
Transport Canada seeks replacement of three Rivers Inlet wharf bearing piles
Posted
October 01, 2026
Respond By
October 15, 2026
Identifier
T8080-260291
NAICS
237990
Transport Canada is seeking a contractor to replace three structural bearing piles at the Rivers Inlet Public Port Facility wharf in British Columbia. - Government buyer: Government of Canada, Department of Transport (Transport Canada); no sub-agency or office is identified. - Work requested: Remove and dispose of existing bearing piles 8C, 11C, and 11F, then supply and install three replacements. - Products and OEMs: Three replacement piles designed and manufactured for marine conditions, with structural capacity equal to or greater than the existing piles. No manufacturer, OEM, brand, model, or part number is specified. - Included services and requirements: Provide labour, materials, equipment, supervision, temporary supports to stabilize the wharf, connections and hardware, environmental protections, debris removal, cleanup, permits, and coordination to limit disruption to port users and community transportation providers. - Submit a detailed, professionally engineer-signed and sealed work plan and schedule before mobilization. - Provide a final electronic report documenting the work, deviations and corrective actions, with before, during, and after photographs. - Supplier and price conditions: Bidders must be Canadian suppliers. The firm, all-inclusive price must not exceed CAD 65,000 before applicable taxes. - Named vendors: No commercial vendors or suppliers are named in the solicitation.
Description
Transport Canada is seeking proposals for work at the Rivers Inlet Public Port Facility wharfhead in British Columbia. The contractor must provide all labour, materials, equipment, and supervision to remove and dispose of three existing bearing piles and supply and install replacement piles. The work is intended to maintain the facility’s structural integrity, operational reliability, and safe operation. All on-site work must be completed by December 1, 2026, and the final completion report is due to Transport Canada by December 31, 2026.