Opportunity
CanadaBuys #87758
Advance Notice for PFAS-Impacted Soil Remediation at 19 Wing, CFB Comox
Posted
October 09, 2026
Respond By
November 23, 2026
Identifier
87758
NAICS
562910, 237990, 238910
Defence Construction Canada is planning a potential PFAS-impacted soil remediation project at 19 Wing, CFB Comox, in Lazo, British Columbia. - Government buyer: Defence Construction Canada (DCC), Pacific Region, for a potential project at a Department of National Defence (DND) site. - Organizations named: DCC, DND, and Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC), including its Contract Security Program. No commercial vendors or OEMs are identified. - Requested work: In-situ chemical soil mixing and stabilization; selective excavation and off-site disposal of PFAS-impacted soil; drainage improvements; and site restoration. Construction is expected to proceed in two phases. - Notable requirements: Work must account for unexploded ordnance risk, environmental protection, and seasonal construction constraints. An anticipated Designated Organization Screening clearance is noted. - Estimated value: CAD $9.3 million, approximately US$6.5–7.5 million. - Procurement status: This is an advance notice, not a bid solicitation or request for proposals. Proceeding depends on DND approval, and the project is not guaranteed to proceed. Indigenous business participation may be included under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business.
Description
This advance procurement notice concerns a potential contract at 19 Wing, CFB Comox, Lazo, BC, conditional on approval to proceed from the Department of National Defence; there is no guarantee the contract will proceed. The work involves remediating PFAS-impacted soils using in-situ chemical soil mixing and stabilization, selective excavation and off-site disposal, drainage improvements, and site restoration. Work is subject to unexploded ordnance risk, environmental protection requirements, and seasonal construction constraints, with construction expected in two phases. The notice anticipates a solicitation posting in January 2027, an estimated value of $9,300,000, and possible Indigenous business participation under PSIB.