Active Tender Opportunities

Phase 3 (of 3 phases) of the project includes slope re-grading and erosion protection and installation of 252 steel piles.

Demolition, removal and disposal of existing asphalt wearing surface, concrete bridge deck, existing bridge superstructure, bearing assemblies and plinths. Supply and installation of new bridge superstructure including steel I girders, disaphragms, bracings, new case-in-place concrete deck slab, parapets. Highway approach construction and supply and install of concrete barriers and signs.

The project consists of asphalt paving restoration over waterline trenching related to utility works.

The proposed contract is for is for mechanical roadside brushing within the Kamloops TSA. Approximate Kilometers of brushing are 40km. Work plans are subject to change throughout the year.

BC Timber Sales has legal obligations to maintain access infrastructure to meet all FRPA and SAFETY (WCB/BC Safe Company) requirements. The East Kootenay Field Team (EKFT) manages hundreds of km’s of resource roads annually. BCTS will work with the Contractor to ensure that road maintenance standards are achieved. This is a solicitation for Right-of-Way Mechanical Brushing, with rates set by the brushing difficulty level, per kilometer.

Merritt & Lillooet TSA is inviting tenders for a major works contract for EN26TEK501 – FSR Inspections, for planed projects on an “if and when needed” basis, to support the forest service road inspection program. Projects may be identified anywhere within the Merritt and Lillooet TSA area.

City of Delta invites bids for the construction of the 2025 paving Program, “the Work”, as described in the specifications and drawings provided as appendices to the Invitation to Tender.
The Work generally consists of:
i. Site 1
a. Milling, gravel base, and paving of 44B Ave from Church St to 46A st
b. Sidewalk including curb and letdowns on 44B Ave from Kelly Dr to 46A street
c. Pavement markings
d. Electrical upgrades including new street lights and a RRFB
ii. Site 2
a. Milling and paving of 10 Ave from 53A St to 54A street, 54A St from 10 Ave to 12
Ave, 11 Ave from 54A St and 55 St, and 55 St from 11 Ave to 12 Ave
b. Pavement markings
iii. Site 3
a. Milling and paving of 4a Ave from Kilkenny Dr to 55a St
b. Pavement markings

The Contractor shall furnish all necessary labour, supervision, materials, plant, equipment, layout, survey, permits, and inspections, and related services to asphalt road restoration for six water operations maintenance crews. There will be up to six sites daily, in which the road cuts may vary in size from 1m2 to 40m2. The contractor will provide services with 24 hours’ notice. Order quantities may be subject to change up to two hours before scheduled call out time. Furnish certificates confirming work conforms to requirements of Authorities having jurisdiction.

The general component of Work includes, but not limited to,

Supply & place materials and provide services for the items listed in Schedule C – Quotation, Table 1: Schedule of Quantities and Prices;
Saw cutting road cut edges for smooth transitions;
Provide any other works incidental to the proposed improvements;
Removal of cold mix patch and gravel from area to be paved;
Excavated millings (cold mix patch and gravel) to be disposed at a predetermined site within Surrey, as directed by the City. The City's intent is to reuse this excavated material at other project locations or stockpile material at one of our satellite yards; and
Restoration work for each site must be completed within the time frame provided by the City.

Widening of approximately 530 meters of arterial roadway on 86 Avenue between 200 Street to 202B Street, including 250-300mm diameter watermain installation, flow meter chamber installation, 600mm diameter concrete culvert extension, concrete curb and gutter, raised medians, concrete bike curbs, multi-use-pathways, boulevard landscaping, street lighting, traffic signals, and communication conduit installation.

District of Lantzville - Phantom Road Upgrade Project

The Corporation of the City of Port Coquitlam (City) is requesting Expressions of Interest from qualified vendors for the supply and delivery of Hot In-Place Asphalt Recycling (HIPAR) equipment capable of delivering 100% on-site recycling with no offsite trucking, disposal, or plant processing. The goal is to identify advanced, field-tested technology that supports environmentally sustainable and cost-effective pavement rehabilitation of residential streets within British Columbia and Metro Vancouver. Interested vendors must also be able to provide ongoing support for the HIPAR system for a period of 18-months.

The project consists of asphalt paving restoration over waterline trenching related to utility works.