CanadaBuys #30008542

Codroy Small Craft Harbour material disposal and site works

Fisheries and Oceans Canada is seeking a qualified contractor for material disposal and related site work at Codroy Small Craft Harbour in Newfoundland and Labrador. - Government buyer: Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO), Procurement Services. - Scope: Remove stockpiled excavated or dredged material from the harbour site and nearby DFO breakwaters; separate plastics, wood, liner remnants, and other debris for transport to a provincially approved waste facility; dispose of soil at the DFO breakwater site. - Materials requested: - Class B granular material — supply and install; quantity and part number not specified. - Class A granular material — supply and install; quantity and part number not specified. - 300 mm diameter rock-fill capping — supply and install over the soil disposal area; quantity and part number not specified. - Stone barricades — supply and install at the approach to the disposal area; quantity and part number not specified. - OEMs and vendors: No commercial OEMs, product brands, or vendors are named. - Notable requirements: Phase 1 qualification submissions must demonstrate marine-construction experience and include two relevant project references completed within the past seven years. The competition may be conditionally restricted to eligible Indigenous businesses if enough qualify.

Description

The solicitation is for furnishing the plant, labour, equipment, and materials required to dispose of material at Codroy, Newfoundland and Labrador. Work includes removing previously excavated or dredged material from the SCH main site and transporting plastics, wood, and other debris to a provincially approved waste disposal facility before disposing of the soil at the DFO breakwater site. It also includes supplying and installing Class B and Class A granulars, 300 mm diameter rock-fill capping material, and stone barricades. This is a two-phase qualification process and may be conditionally set aside for Indigenous businesses if at least two eligible businesses qualify in Phase 1.

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