British Columbia BCBid #1220-050-2026-006

Contractor prequalification for Oxbow Zone construction at Nicomekl Riverfront Park

The City of Surrey is prequalifying contractors for construction in the Oxbow Zone of Snəkʷəməɬəɬ (Nicomekl Riverfront) Park. - Government buyer: City of Surrey, British Columbia; no specific sub-agency or office is identified. - Opportunity: Expression of interest to prequalify contractors for Phase 1 park construction. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, vendors, or product brands are named. - Anticipated services: Site preparation and staging; earthworks, grading, drainage, dike and flood-protection work; in-stream and riparian construction; environmental protection and monitoring support; trails, pathways, a design-build boardwalk, one pedestrian bridge and one vehicular bridge; public gathering and viewing areas; traffic, public-access and safety management; invasive-plant management; ecological restoration and planting maintenance; park amenities, including a modular washroom building; signage, artwork footings, utilities, irrigation and arboricultural work; archaeological and environmental-monitoring coordination; and testing, commissioning, documentation, deficiency correction and close-out. - Notable requirements: Work is in an environmentally sensitive riverfront setting and may require coordination with environmental professionals, Indigenous monitors, utilities, regulatory agencies and other stakeholders. Permits, seasonal work windows, public access and site constraints may affect delivery; the final scope may change. - Products, part numbers and quantities: No standalone product line items or part numbers are specified. The anticipated construction includes one pedestrian bridge and one vehicular bridge.

Description

The City of Surrey is seeking expressions of interest to prequalify contractors for construction in the Oxbow Zone of Phase 1 of the Snəkʷəməɬəɬ (Nicomekl Riverfront) Park project. The site is at 3600 King George Blvd and a portion of 14539 Winter Crescent in Surrey, British Columbia. Anticipated work may include earthworks, drainage and flood protection, in-stream and riparian work, trails, boardwalks, bridges, park amenities, utilities, ecological restoration, and related close-out services. The work is in an environmentally sensitive riverfront setting and may require coordination with environmental professionals, Indigenous monitors, utilities, regulators, and other stakeholders; the final scope may evolve.

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