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Aménagement d'une station de lavage de bateaux aux sites Kounak et de l'aéroport

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Submission Closed05/06/2026, 04:00:00 PM UTC

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AIRFIELD 2030 ALL PROJECTS (AIP / AUI / CIRCUITS / FOD) CombinedThe contract encompasses a comprehensive suite of airfield infrastructure improvements at the Port of Seattle, targeting critical systems essential for safe and efficient airport operations. Key components include the replacement of airfield lighting circuits exhibiting low megger readings with modern LED fixtures and signs to enhance visibility and reduce energy consumption, alongside the full replacement of deteriorating pavement and vital utility lines to maintain structural integrity and operational reliability. Wildlife hazard mitigation is addressed through the removal of turf edge dams along runways, taxiways, and access roads, the installation of anti-perching devices on airfield signage to deter bird activity, and the regrading of low-lying areas with new storm drainage infrastructure to eliminate ponding and reduce attraction of wildlife. Additionally, failing flush fire hydrant access hatches will be replaced to ensure unimpeded emergency access. The work is funded through aviation improvement programs and falls under NAICS code 237990 for other heavy and civil engineering construction, with the Aviation Project Management Group of the Port of Seattle serving as the overseeing agency. All activities are focused on enhancing safety, compliance, and long-term resilience of airfield assets.

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AIRFIELD 2029 ALL PROJECTS (AIP / AUI / CIRCUITS / FOD) CombinedThe contract encompasses a comprehensive overhaul of critical airfield infrastructure at the Port of Seattle, focusing on enhancing safety, efficiency, and compliance with modern operational standards. Key components include replacing aging airfield lighting circuits that exhibit low megger readings with new LED lighting fixtures and signs to improve visibility and reduce maintenance burdens. The project also involves the full replacement of deteriorating airfield pavement and essential utilities to prevent failures that could disrupt flight operations. Wildlife hazard management measures are integrated to mitigate bird and animal risks, including the removal of turf edge dams along runways and taxiways, installation of anti-perching devices on signs, and regrading of low-lying areas with new storm drainage infrastructure to eliminate ponding. Additionally, failing flush fire hydrant access hatches will be replaced to ensure prompt and unobstructed access for emergency response. The work is classified under NAICS code 237990, indicating it is part of other heavy and civil engineering construction projects, and is managed under the Aviation Project Management Group by the Port of Seattle, with Yanet Maldonado serving as the primary point of contact.

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Jack Block Park Pier ReplacementThe contract involves the demolition of an aging, end-of-life pier at Jack Block Park and the construction of a new pier structure in its place, alongside necessary repairs to the surrounding pier plaza. The work is being managed by the Port of Seattle under the Northwest Seaport Alliance, with the project falling under the NAICS code 237990 for other heavy and civil engineering construction. The solicitation was posted on July 26, 2026, and while no set-aside details are specified, the effort is intended to modernize and ensure the safety and functionality of a key waterfront infrastructure asset. Primary point of contact for inquiries is Yanet Maldonado, with Valerie Huffman serving as the project manager; both can be reached via phone and email provided through the Port of Seattle. Interested parties are directed to the official portal for further details and potential participation.

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2027 Airfield Project - Contract 1The contract, titled 2027 Airfield Project - Contract 1, involves comprehensive upgrades to airfield infrastructure at the Port of Seattle, focusing on enhancing safety, efficiency, and compliance. Key work includes replacing airfield lighting circuits with low megger readings and installing modern LED lighting fixtures and signs to improve visibility and energy efficiency. Airfield pavement and critical utility systems undergoing failure will be fully replaced to ensure structural integrity and operational reliability. Wildlife hazard management is addressed through the removal of turf edge dams along runways, taxiways, and access roads, installation of anti-perching devices on signs to deter birds, and mitigation of ponding via regrading and new storm drainage infrastructure. Additionally, failing flush fire hydrant access hatches will be replaced to ensure rapid emergency response access. The project is forecasted by the Aviation Project Management Group under the Port of Seattle, with a NAICS code of 237990 for other heavy and civil engineering construction. Primary point of contact is Jay Kim, with Mengqi Wu serving as project manager.

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2027 Airfield Project - Contract 2The contract involves comprehensive upgrades to airfield infrastructure at the Port of Seattle, focusing on replacing aging electrical circuits with new low megger reading lighting systems and installing modern LED fixtures and signage throughout the airfield. It also includes the replacement of deteriorating pavement and critical utilities to ensure operational safety and efficiency. Wildlife hazard mitigation measures are a key component, involving the removal of turf edge dams along runways, taxiways, and access roads, the installation of anti-perching devices on airfield signs to deter birds, and the regrading of problematic areas paired with new storm drainage infrastructure to eliminate ponding. Additionally, failing flush fire hydrant access hatches will be replaced to ensure timely and unobstructed access for emergency response. The project is forecasted under Contract 2 for 2027, managed by the Aviation Project Management Group, with primary points of contact at the Port of Seattle for coordination and oversight.

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T18 Lift Station ReplacementThe Port of Seattle through its Waterfront Project Management division is preparing to replace the entire lift station located at the north lunchroom in Terminal 18. This project is forecasted with a NAICS code of 237990, indicating it falls under other heavy and civil engineering construction, and is expected to involve the full removal and installation of a new lift station to ensure proper wastewater handling at the facility. The solicitation is not yet active but has been posted on July 26, 2026, with Angela Peterson serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries via email and phone. Crystal Cuellar is listed as the project manager overseeing the initiative. The work will occur at Terminal 18, though specific city, state, or zip details for the location are not provided in the data. Interested parties should refer to the official UI link for updates and future solicitation details.

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Həʔapus Park Redevelopment - ConstructionThe Həʔapus Park Redevelopment project, managed by the Port of Seattle through Waterfront Project Management, aims to significantly enhance public amenities and accessibility within the park. Key improvements include the construction of new restrooms, upgraded pathways with enhanced lighting, a boot washing station to support environmental stewardship, dog-friendly features, and the installation of wayfinding and interpretive signage to improve visitor experience and education. Additionally, a hand-carrying boat launch will be added to accommodate non-motorized watercraft users. The project will involve both upland and in-water construction activities, carefully phased to comply with environmental permitting requirements and to avoid disruption to tribal fisheries, with a targeted substantial completion date in the second quarter of 2028. The project is currently in the forecast stage as of July 26, 2026, with a NAICS code of 237990 indicating it falls under other heavy and civil engineering construction. Primary point of contact for inquiries is Angela Peterson, reachable via email or phone, while Julie Yun serves as the project manager. The full scope and formal solicitation details are accessible through the Port of Seattle’s online portal, though no set-aside provisions or specific contracting mechanisms have been publicly defined at this stage. The redevelopment prioritizes ecological sensitivity, cultural respect, and enhanced public access, aligning with broader waterfront stewardship goals.

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Site Work & Civil ConstructionThe contract under the title Site Work & Civil Construction encompasses a full range of civil construction activities including site preparation, excavation, utility coordination, street restoration, and implementation of traffic control measures in full compliance with regulatory standards. All work must be performed to ensure minimal disruption to public infrastructure and safety during construction phases, with strict adherence to engineering specifications and local ordinances. The scope requires coordination with multiple stakeholders to manage utility relocations and restore roadways to original or improved condition upon completion. This subcontract is open for response until August 27, 2026, with a posted date of July 26, 2026, and is classified under NAICS code 237990 for other heavy and civil engineering construction. The agency responsible is Engineering based in New York, though specific office or point of contact details are not provided. There is no designated set aside or small business preference indicated, and all performance will occur within the state of New York, though exact location details are unspecified. Bidders must access the procurement portal via the provided link to review full requirements and submit proposals.

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Civil Site Work and EarthmovingThe contract titled Civil Site Work and Earthmoving is a subcontract under a Total Small Business Set-Aside, meaning only small businesses are eligible to compete for award. It involves comprehensive civil site preparation activities including grading, excavation, trenching, and earthwork essential to the construction and maintenance of civil infrastructure such as levees, flood control systems, and navigation structures. The NAICS code 237990 classifies this as other heavy and civil engineering construction, indicating the scope is focused on large-scale public works rather than typical building construction. The work is to be performed in Portland, Oregon, with a ZIP code of 97204, and the contracting agency is the Department of Defense under the office identifier W071 Endist Portland. The solicitation was posted on July 25, 2026, and responses are due by August 5, 2026, at 10:00 PM Eastern Time, providing a window of approximately eleven days for interested parties to submit proposals. All work must be executed by a certified small business as defined by the Small Business Administration under FAR 19.5 regulations.

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USACE NWD DESIGN BUILD/DESIGN BID BUILD REGIONAL MATOCThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Northwestern Division, Portland District, is issuing a competitive, firm-fixed price, indefinite delivery indefinite quantity Multiple Award Task Order Contract for design-build and design-bid-build construction services across the Portland, Seattle, and Walla Walla Districts. This five-year contract, covering fiscal years 2027 through 2032, has an estimated total capacity of $99 million and is structured as a total small business set-aside under FAR 19.5, with the NAICS code 237990 and a $45 million size standard. The scope includes civil, structural, architectural, electrical, and mechanical work such as site utilities, drainage, paving, concrete and steel structures, roofing, elevators, power distribution, generators, lighting, SCADA/PLC systems, HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, and industrial equipment like pumps and compressors, primarily for flood control, hydropower, navigation, and recreational infrastructure. The solicitation will follow a two-phase evaluation process: Phase One will assess qualification packages to select up to ten firms, and Phase Two will involve full proposals submitted in response to a seed task order valued between $5 million and $10 million, with price and non-price factors evaluated as approximately equal in weight to determine best overall value. No discussions are intended, but the government reserves the right to conduct them if necessary. All offerors must be registered in SAM.gov prior to submission, and proposals must be submitted electronically through the SAM portal; responses to this presolicitation notice are not accepted. The solicitation is anticipated for release in mid-August 2026, with proposals due approximately 45 days later, and Phase Two offerors will have a minimum of 30 days to respond after the amendment is issued. Only small businesses, including those certified as 8(a), WOSB, SDVOSB, or HUBZone, are eligible, with 26 of 28 respondents in the market research phase qualifying as small businesses. Work will be performed throughout Southwest Washington and Oregon, with potential task orders extending to the Seattle and Walla Walla Districts, and no options beyond the five-year base period are included.

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PEIG-TIE Provicncial Correctional Centre- Site ModificationsThe Government of Prince Edward Island, through its Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy department, is soliciting bids for site modifications at the Provincial Correctional Centre located in Charlottetown, Queens County. The tender, identified as 2290-26045, was posted on July 25th, 2026, with submissions due by 2:00 PM local time on Thursday, August 13th, 2026. All bids must be submitted in clearly marked, sealed envelopes delivered to the Security Desk at the main entrance of the Jones Building, 11 Kent Street, Charlottetown, PEI C1A 7N8. Tender documents are only accessible electronically via the Prince Edward Island government website, and no paper copies will be provided. Bidders are invited to attend the tender opening, which will occur at the stated time and location, though the lowest bid will not necessarily be accepted. For inquiries, Jonathan Gauthier, the Contracting Authority, can be reached at 902-368-5128 or jwgauthier@gov.pe.ca. The project falls under the broader category of government infrastructure work, and while the specific NAICS code is not provided, it is associated with the Government of Prince Edward Island as the procuring entity.

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The City of Drummondville is inviting bids for the development of boat washing stations at the Kounak and airport sites. Interested parties can obtain the related bid documents starting April 16, 2026, through the electronic tender system SEAO by reference number DR26-PUB-040, with associated costs for document access, printing, and delivery borne by the bidders. It is the responsibility of the bidders to ensure they have all necessary documents before submitting their offer, as the City disclaims liability for any errors or omissions in electronically transmitted documents. Bidders must submit a deposit or bond equal to 10% of the total bid price including taxes. Only companies with their principal place of business in Canada and territories covered by the Canadian Free Trade Agreement, who have acquired the documents under their name via SEAO, are eligible to bid. Sealed bids must be delivered to the City’s office, addressed to Me Mélanie Ouellet, before 11 a.m. on May 6, 2026, with public bid opening immediately following. For additional information, administrative queries can be directed to Geneviève Lepage Millette, and technical questions to Marc Lanoie, both with the City’s respective divisions. The City is not obligated to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves the right to reject submissions from contractors who have received unsatisfactory performance evaluations by the municipality within the past two years. This process is intended to procure services under a fair and transparent solicitation to meet the City's infrastructure development needs.

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City of Drummondville seeks bids for boat washing stations, bids due May 6, 2026.

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Government of Canada → Ville de Drummondville.View Agency

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237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

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Centre-du-Québec, CAN

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PostedApr 20

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05/06/2026, 04:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Ville de Drummondville.

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Procédure ouverte DR26-PUB-040 Aménagement d'une station de lavage de bateaux aux sites Kounak et de l'aéroport PROJET La Ville de Drummondville sollicite le marché pour l’ aménagement d'une station de lavage de bateaux aux sites Kounak et de l'aéroport. À compter du jeudi16 avril 2026, les documents relatifs à cet appel d’offres peuvent être obtenus en s’adressant au Système électronique d’appel d’offres (SEAO) en communiquant avec un de ses représentants par téléphone au 1 866 669-7326 ou au 514 856-6600 ou en consultant le site Web www.seao.gouv.qc.ca en stipulant le numéro de référence DR26-PUB-040. Les documents sont disponibles au coût établi par le SEAO. La facturation pour l’impression et la livraison seront effectuées par SEAO. Les plans et devis sont non remboursables. La Ville n’encourt aucune responsabilité du fait que les avis écrits ou documents quelconques véhiculés par système électronique soient incomplets ou comportent quelque erreur ou omission que ce soit. En conséquence, tout soumissionnaire doit s’assurer, avant de présenter son offre, d’obtenir tous les documents reliés à cette procédure ouverte. Toute soumission pour être valide doit être accompagnée d’un dépôt ou d’un cautionnement dont le montant est égal à 10 % du total de la soumission incluant les taxes. Seuls sont admis à soumissionner ceux qui ont leur principal établissement d’affaires au Canada et dans les territoires visés par l’Accord du libre-échange canadien (ALEC) et qui ont obtenu par l’intermédiaire du SEAO à leur nom les documents d’appel d’offres émis par le maître de l’ouvrage. Les soumissions scellées devront parvenir au bureau du maître de l’ouvrage à l’attention de Me Mélanie Ouellet, greffière, avant 11 h, le mercredi06 mai 2026. L’ouverture des soumissions se fera publiquement immédiatement après l’heure prévue pour leur réception aux ateliers municipaux de la Ville de Drummondville au 1005 de la rue Saint-Thomas à Drummondville. Pour toute information supplémentaire, veuillez communiquer avec Mme Geneviève Lepage Millette, coordonnatrice à la Division de l’approvisionnement, pour le volet administratif à l’adresse courriel glepage@drummondville.caet avec M. Marc Lanoie, chef de divisionà la Division des projets et de la mobilité, pour le volet technique à l’adresse courrielmlanoie@drummondville.ca. La Ville de Drummondville ne s’engage à accepter ni la plus basse ni aucune des soumissions reçues ni à encourir aucuns frais ou obligation d’aucune sorte envers le ou les soumissionnaires. La Ville se réserve également la possibilité de refuser toute soumission d’un entrepreneur ou d’un fournisseur qui, au cours des deux dernières années précédant la date d’ouverture des soumissions, a fait l’objet d’une évaluation de rendement insatisfait par l’organisation municipale. Me Mélanie Ouellet Greffière de la Ville

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Installation d'une chambre de régulation du réseau pluvial - Projet Boisé laurentienLa Ville de Drummondville lance un appel d’offres ouvert pour l’installation d’une chambre de régulation du réseau pluvial dans le cadre du projet Boisé Laurentien, avec un numéro de référence DR26-PUB-057. Les documents d’appel d’offres sont accessibles uniquement par le Système électronique d’appel d’offres (SEAO) à partir du 26 juin 2026, moyennant un coût estable, et les plans et devis ne sont pas remboursables. Seuls les soumissionnaires ayant leur établissement principal au Canada ou dans les territoires couverts par l’Accord du libre-échange canadien peuvent participer, à condition d’avoir obtenu les documents officiels via le SEAO. Toute soumission valide doit inclure un cautionnement égal à 10 % du montant total de l’offre, incluant les taxes. Les offres scellées doivent être déposées au bureau de la Ville, à l’attention de la greffière Mélanie Ouellet, avant le 5 août 2026 à 11 h, et seront ouvertes publiquement le même jour aux ateliers municipaux de Drummondville. Une coordination administratif et technique est assurée respectivement par Geneviève Lepage Millette et Patrick Beaudry, dont les coordonnées sont fournies pour toute demande d’information complémentaire. La Ville se réserve le droit de rejeter toute soumission, y compris la plus basse, ainsi que celles provenant d’entrepreneurs ayant reçu une évaluation de rendement insatisfaisante au cours des deux dernières années. L’avis publié sur CanadaBuys sous le numéro 20155690 indique une date de réponse fixée au 12 août 2026, mais la date limite effective pour la soumission demeure celle établie par la Ville, soit le 5 août.

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