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Deep Bay Wharf Reconstruction
F1571-175022/A Arthur (PWY), Carolyn Telephone No. - (604) 364-2752 ( ) Fax No. - (604) 775-6633 ( )
Title: Deep Bay Wharf Reconstruction
Location: Deep Bay Harbour, 180 Burne Rd, Bowser, BC V0R 1G0
Deep Bay Small Craft Harbour (the Project Site) is located in Bowser, British Columbia, between Qualicum Beach and Fanny Bay on Vancouver Island.
The work to be carried out under this contract includes the demolition and disposalof the existing wharf and the remaining part of the ap proach in Deep Bay, dredging the harbour basin, construction of a new conc rete abutments and pile cap, installation of two owner supplied 30 m long trestles, an owner supplied 17 m by 52 m floatingconcrete dock an d an Owner supplied 30 m long vehicle ramp. The work generally consists of, but is not limited to the following items:
.1 Mobilisation/Demobilisation
.2 Provide and maintain pedestrian access to harbour throughout project
by installing pedestrian bypass to the north of the wharf consisting of
three (3) Owner Supplied pedestrian walkways supported on Owner supplied creosote piles and caps and including timber access platforms.
Installation of Owner supplied accessfloat, relocation of gangway to ramp abutment and removal of all pedestrian access structures at completion of work included.
.3 Relocation of existing fire, water, electrical and pumpout services from wharf to pedestrian bypass and reinstallation onnew wharf once complete.
.4 Demolition and disposal of an estimated 650m2 of existing timber wharfhead and remaining 3.7m wide timber approach. Wharf and approach consist of a nailed laminated deck with asphalt surfacing supported by creosote treatedtimber stringers, pile caps and piles with timber cross brac
ing.
.5 Construction of a new steel pipe pile supported reinforced concrete trestle abutment, a trestle pile cap and a ramp abutment.
.6 Placement of fill and armor slope around completed concrete trestle abutment.
.7 Receipt of two (2) Owner Supplied 4.8 m wide (7.2m including walkways) and 30.0 m long vehicle steel trestles from water accessible storage location on Vancouver Island and install on newly construction concrete abut
mentsand pile cap. Installation of walkways included (shipped loose). Also includes supply and installation of four (4) 323 mm steel
pipe piles at the relocated boat grid. Boat grid relocation by other.
.8 Supply and installation of two (2) by-passplatforms on the trestle pile cap and a gangway support platform on the ramp abutment.
.9 Dredge an estimated 2,000m3 in area under demolished wharf to an elevation between -3.0 m and -3.3 m with a 1 in 3 side slope. Dredge material to be placed in adjacent intertidal berm feature. Berm construction by other.
.10 Receipt of 17.0 m by 52.4 m floating concrete dock from storage location in Richmond B.C. and installation in Deep Bay with four (4) 914mm diameter steel pipe piles. Piles installed inexisting internal pile wells.
.11 Receipt of 4.8 m wide (6.0m including walkway) by 30.5 m steel vehicle ramp from water accessible storage location on Vancouver Island and instal
lation on new ramp abutment in Deep Bay. Installation of walkway and aprons included (shipped loose).
A site visit is not scheduled.
Contractors are strongly recommended to visit the site prior to submitting a tender for this work and to make inquiries or investigations necessary to become thoroughly acquainted with the site as well as the nature and extent of the work.
The work shall commence immediately upon official notification of acceptance of tender by the Contracting Authority and is to be comp leted by January 15, 2018.
To assist with bonding and insurance requirements, this project is estimated to cost between $1,000,000.00 and $1,100,000.00
Tender Enquiries: Carolyn Arthur Supply Specialist Tel: (604)364-2752 Email: Carolyn.Arthur@pwgsc.gc.ca
Delivery Date: Above-mentioned
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