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Cap-De-Saint-Louis, NB, Structure 401-402 Timber Pile Repairs
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The contract pertains to repair work on the timber piles and related structural elements of Wharf Structures 401 and 402 at Cap de St. Louis in Kent County, New Brunswick. The goal is to restore the wharf’s serviceability and structural integrity through various specified activities, including repairing timber piles by installing steel clamp assemblies to prevent splitting, restoring pile caps with filler blocks, and installing treated timber cross bracing and related components. The work also involves limited removal and replacement of timber sheathing solely to access the substructure, ensuring minimal disruption of the existing structure. Environmental protection, health and safety, and marine operation controls are integral to the project. Measures will be taken to protect fish and their habitats, manage treated timber materials responsibly, and minimize disturbances to harbour operations, as the site works within an active marine facility. Coordination with the Harbour Authority and harbour users is required to ensure smooth operations during construction. The contractor will be responsible for all aspects of the work, including labor, equipment, materials, transportation, site coordination, environmental compliance, inspections, permits, and adherence to the provided Plans and Specifications and contract terms. The solicitation is issued by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, and proposals must be submitted by the specified deadline in May 2026.
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Canada, CANSet-Aside
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Submission Closed
