CanadaBuys #BC1220-050-2026-006

Construction services for the Oxbow Zone of Nicomekl Riverfront Park

The City of Surrey is seeking qualified construction firms for the Oxbow Zone of the Snəkʷəməɬəɬ (Nicomekl Riverfront) Park project in South Surrey, British Columbia. - Government buyer: City of Surrey; no sub-agency or procurement office is identified. The project is funded in part by the Government of Canada through the Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund. - Requested services: Construction work for the Oxbow Zone of Phase 1, potentially including site preparation, environmental protection, earthworks, grading, drainage, flood protection and dike work, in-stream and riparian construction, trails, a design-build boardwalk, pedestrian and vehicular bridges, public gathering areas, and park amenities. - Additional potential work includes traffic and public-access controls, invasive plant management, ecological restoration, a modular washroom building, signage, utilities, irrigation, arboricultural work, testing, commissioning, and project close-out. - Important requirements and constraints: Work is in an environmentally sensitive riverfront setting and may require coordination with environmental professionals, Indigenous monitors, utilities, regulators, and other stakeholders. Seasonal work windows, permits, public access, and site access may constrain construction. The project is in detailed design, so scope and packaging may change. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers or vendors are identified. The Government of Canada is identified as a funder, not a vendor. - Quantities and part numbers: No quantities or part numbers are provided.

Description

The City of Surrey is seeking expressions of interest and statements of qualifications from firms for construction work in the Oxbow Zone of Phase 1 of the Snəkʷəməɬəɬ (Nicomekl Riverfront) Park project. Anticipated services may include earthworks and drainage, flood protection, in-stream and riparian work, trails, a boardwalk, pedestrian and vehicular bridges, park amenities, utilities, and ecological restoration. The project is in detailed design, and the scope may evolve; the City may package, phase, combine, separate, or otherwise modify the work. Construction is expected to take place in an environmentally sensitive riverfront setting with coordination requirements and possible seasonal, permitting, access, and public-safety constraints.

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