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Title Decommissioning and installation of wells, groundwater quality monitoring, soil characterization and wetlands - Havre-Saint-Pierre airport
Background Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC), on behalf of Transport Canada (TC), requires the services of an environmental contractor to conduct groundwater quality monitoring at the Transport Canada-owned site of Havre-Saint-Pierre airport in Quebec. Related work will also have to be conducted by the contractor, including the decommissioning and installation of groundwater monitoring wells, surface soil characterization near the two fuel storage tanks, and identification and delineation of wetlands on the airport site.
The work under this contract will be performed in preparation for the proposed airport rehabilitation. TC intends to carry out work on the movement area of the Havre-Saint-Pierre airport, including the runway, taxiways and apron. The surface of these facilities is past its useful life and work must be done to restore the surface. The proposed work also includes expansion of part of the apron to ensure safer aircraft manoeuvring on the ground. Major earthwork in the graded areas will have to be done to comply with new regulatory standards. This includes filling drainage ditches and excavating rock and organic soils along the runway in the transitional surface.
As part of groundwater quality monitoring carried out at the site in previous years, various parameters were detected at concentrations exceeding the applicable criteria, including certain MAHs, PAHs, and metals.
The purpose of the work is to continue groundwater quality monitoring, clarify the boundaries of the sector(s) affected by groundwater contamination, verify the soil quality near the storage tanks, and delineate the wetlands on the property.
Description of requirement
The work under this contract can be divided into the following five categories: decommissioning of monitoring wells located within the paved surface rehabilitation areas and damaged or unused wells acting as preferred contaminant migration pathways; installation of two new wells in unconsolidated sediments; groundwater quality monitoring for all wells at the site as well as drinking water wells (Q-28 and Q-1); surface soil characterization in the sector of the fuel storage tanks located east of apron; identification and delineation of wetlands on the property.
The purpose of the work is to provide a better understanding of the environmental state of groundwater at the Havre-Saint-Pierre airport site and to protect nearby drinking water resources.
The proposed contract period is from the date of the contract award to 16 weeks after the contract award.
Selection method: A bid must comply with all requirements of the bid solicitation to be declared responsive. The responsive bid with the lowest evaluated price will be recommended for award of a contract.
A Notice will be posted once a year on the Government Electronic Tendering Service (GETS) to allow new suppliers to become qualified. Existing qualified suppliers who have been issued a supply arrangement will not be required to submit a new arrangement.
For more information: Josee.Roy@pwgsc-tpsgc.gc.ca
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