Opportunity
CanadaBuys #5P468-26-0272/A
Dismantling and timber supply for Fort Langley’s northwest bastion
Posted
November 06, 2026
Respond By
November 24, 2026
Identifier
5P468-26-0272/A
NAICS
238910, 238990, 321912
Parks Canada Agency is seeking a contractor to dismantle and prepare the northwest bastion at Fort Langley National Historic Site for future reconstruction. - Government buyer: Parks Canada Agency, National Contracting Services; the procurement lists the Winnipeg office and Kelly Nuevo as a contact. - Scope: Prepare work and timber-storage areas; install about 25 m of permanent chain-link fencing; provide engineered shoring or scaffolding; disconnect and remove electrical fixtures and lines; carefully dismantle, label, photograph, store, and document salvageable materials; and modify the foundation with four ventilation openings. Reassembly is excluded. - Replacement timbers: Supply and transport 17 green, Select Structural-grade Western Red Cedar timbers. Detailed items and part identifiers are listed below; dimensions are to be verified on site. - Notable requirements: Provide engineer-sealed shoring and dismantling plans and an engineer-signed, sealed non-destructive rebar survey; coordinate archaeological monitoring and protect cultural and environmental resources, the historic site, and visitors. Electrical work must be performed by a Technical Safety BC-licensed contractor. - Community participation: The site is on the traditional territories of the Kwantlen, Katzie, Matsqui, and Semiahmoo First Nations. Indigenous participation accounts for 20% of the evaluation, with price accounting for 80%. - OEMs and vendors: No commercial OEM, timber manufacturer, or supplier is named. Western Red Cedar is a specified material, not a named vendor.
Description
Parks Canada Agency is seeking a qualified contractor to dismantle the northwest bastion at Fort Langley National Historic Site and procure new timbers for future reconstruction. The work includes preparing timber storage and work areas, installing fencing and any required shoring, carefully dismantling and documenting the structure, modifying the existing foundation, and supplying and storing replacement Western Red Cedar timbers. Reassembly of the bastion is explicitly outside the project scope. Bids are evaluated on the highest combined rating of technical merit and price, and the notice includes Indigenous participation criteria.