RECONSTRUCTION OF WHARVES 401 AND 403, BONAVENTURE, QC

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TITLE : RECONSTRUCTION OF WHARVES 401 AND 403, BONAVENTURE, QC

CLIENT

Fisheries and Oceans Canada

PROJECT ADDRESS

Bonaventure fishing harbour Bonaventure, QC G0C 1E0

OVERVIEW

The work of Reconstruction of Wharf Nº401 of the fishing harbour of Bonaventure in Gaspésie, includes mainly, but not is limited to: 1. The complete demolition of the southern section of wharf 401 and the excavation of the adjacent embankment and disposition of the demolition materials. 2. Partial demolition of the northern section of wharf 401 and disposition of demolition materials. 3. Reconstruction of wharf 401 in wood casings according to 2 geometries. 4. Complete Demolition of the ruins of wharf 403 and disposal of demolition materials. 5. Rebuilding one section of wharf 403 with crib and the other section with stone protection. 6. Treated wood, plastic sheathing (under water and above water) and bolts for cribwork (M24 bolts) and fasteners for ladders and above water sheathing (M20 lag-screw) are provided by the Departmental Representative. Mending plates and bolts for under water sheathing are not provided by Departmental Representative. 7. Wood pieces provided by the Departmental Representative is available in Imperial sizes of 8', 12', 16 ', 18’, 22' and 30 '. If Contractor had to cut off one end to obtain required length, treatment and placement of a mending plate is mandatory. 8. Light post and lighting to install are supplied by Department Representative. 9. Materials supplied by the Departmental Representative are stored in the Municipality of Sainte-Thérèse-de-Gaspé. The Departmental Representative will provide on-site loading, but the Contractor shall provide transportation of materials to the work site. 10. Recovery of fenders and reuse of bollards and winch after painting work. 11. The disposal of demolition material that cannot be reused in the new structures. 12. Supply, installation and weaving of articulated concrete mattresses. 13. The supply of granular materials and grading and compaction work to fill behind new wharves and to build the infrastructure of the surface of wharves and service areas. 14. The supply and installation of precast concrete slab and bituminous pavement. 15. Electrical and mechanical Work to provide dockside services. 16. Modification of the surface drainage network of the service area.

MANDATORY CRITERIA AT CLOSING DATE

The Bidder must enclose a bid security with its bid.

OPTIONAL SITE VISIT

N/A

CONSTRUCTION TIME

The Contractor must perform and complete the Work no later than March 31, 2018, except for the Paving Work, which must be performed and completed no later than October 31, 2018. For more information on deadlines, refer to section 01 32 16 - Construction progress schedule - Bar (Gantt) charts.

INQUIRIES

All inquiries and comments regarding this Invitation to tender are to be submitted ONLY to the Contracting Authority, Gabriel Piras, by e-mail at gabriel.piras@tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca, or by fax at 418-648-2209. Delivery Date: Above-mentioned

The Crown retains the right to negotiate with suppliers on any procurement.

Documents may be submitted in either official language of Canada.