Prince Edward Island #CADC-2026-01

Charlottetown Convention Centre Boardwalk Replacement Construction

The Charlottetown Area Development Corporation is seeking a contractor to replace the boardwalk beside the Charlottetown Convention Centre. - Government buyer: Charlottetown Area Development Corporation. The work is at the Charlottetown Convention Centre, east and south of the facility. - Scope: Remove the existing boardwalk and construct a replacement, including approximately 55 new helical piles; suitable existing piles may be reused and extended. - Specified materials: Marine-grade Eastern Hem-Fir timber decking, stringers, and pile-cap beams, plus galvanized steel angles, a pressure-treated timber retaining wall, drainage gravel, and structural fill. No product OEMs or manufacturers are identified; Eastern Hem-Fir describes the timber species, not a manufacturer. - Notable requirements: Design for a CL-15 maintenance vehicle live load; provide at least two borehole tests and coordinate pile depths with the results; infill erosion-affected areas; level and slope the boardwalk toward the water; adjust stairs as needed; and restore disturbed areas with topsoil and sod. - Estimated value: $250,001–$500,000 as stated in the opportunity; currency is not specified in the supplied information.

Description

The solicitation is for replacement of the existing Convention Centre Boardwalk east and south of the Charlottetown Convention Centre. Work includes removing the existing timber decking, stringers, helical piles, and supporting components, then installing new helical piles and marine-grade timber beams, stringers, and decking. The scope also includes welding steel angle supports to existing sheet piles, filling areas affected by subsurface erosion, leveling the boardwalk, and restoring disturbed and grassed surfaces. The estimated value is $250,001 to $500,000, and the procurement method is competitive open bidding.

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