CanadaBuys #5P468-26-0275/A

Chambly Canal National Historic Site retaining wall rehabilitation and site restoration

Parks Canada is seeking a contractor to rehabilitate the retaining wall and restore nearby site areas at Chambly Canal National Historic Site in Quebec. - Government buyer: Parks Canada Agency (Agence Parcs Canada), including its Quebec office and National Contracting Services. The solicitation names Annik Piche. - Scope: Partially demolish and repair or reconstruct the concrete retaining wall beside the workshops; install a chain-link fence and gates; excavate and dispose of material; place backfill; restore pavement, grading, and lawn; repair concrete steps; and relocate, restore, or reinstall existing site equipment. - Materials and quantities: MG-20 granular borrow and MG-112 modified crushed stone are specified, along with paving materials, concrete, fence materials, sod, and topsoil. Estimated contaminated-soil disposal quantities are 49 metric tonnes in the A-B contamination range and 19 metric tonnes in the B-C range. Other fixed quantities and product part numbers are not provided; the wall is approximately 60 metres long and 1.23 metres high. - Environmental and site requirements: Characterize and sample excavated soil, use laboratory monitoring, and transport materials to approved disposal locations. Protect heritage and archaeological resources, control erosion and sediment, and maintain safe public, pedestrian, and vehicle circulation. Coordinate removal and reinstallation of EV charging stations and protective barriers with Parks Canada. - Evaluation and Indigenous participation: Price accounts for 90% of the evaluation and the Indigenous Participation Plan accounts for 10%; the plan is intended to provide benefits to Indigenous communities in the contract area. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers or commercial vendors are identified by name.

Description

The work is to demolish and reconstruct the retaining wall adjacent to Parks Canada’s workshops in Chambly. The scope includes partial demolition and reconstruction of the retaining wall, demolition and reconstruction of chain-link fencing, excavation and backfilling, and pavement repairs. Bidders must submit bids through the designated fax or email channel; this is a two-submission bid. The contractor should provide agreed-upon benefits for Indigenous people and businesses in the contract area.

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