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Claystone Waste Ltd. - Request for Proposal - CWL25001-BRL-001 Landfill Capping

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The project involves the capping and access road construction at the Beaver Regional Landfill in Beaver County, Alberta, approximately two kilometers northeast of the Village of Ryley. The scope includes mobilization and demobilization of equipment, construction and remediation of haul roads, and all temporary works required to execute the project. The main activities consist of re-grading existing waste to match the final design grade, exposing and tying in the existing cap to the new cap, and installing a layered closure system consisting of a 600 mm clay barrier, a 290 mm subsoil layer, and a 130 mm topsoil layer, all with proper compaction and tie-ins. New access roads will be built using engineered fill from a nearby clay borrow source, reinforced with geotextile and geogrid, then layered with 200 mm of base course aggregate and 150 mm of surfacing aggregate. The cap termination will follow designated drawings, and runoff prevention berms and erosion matting will be installed to manage surface water. All capped areas will be seeded for vegetation. A detailed as-built geodetic survey is mandatory at every stage of construction, documenting precise elevations of all layers and the final waste grade for Engineer review and approval. Only qualified bidders meeting specific criteria outlined in the RFP may respond, and proposals are due by August 10, 2026.

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Capping and access road construction at Beaver Regional Landfill with engineered layers, geotextiles, seeding, and mandatory as-built surveys.

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237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

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Construction of the Landfill Capping and Access Road construction on the West and East slopes at the Beaver Regional Landfill, located at 50117 Range Road 173 (Secondary Highway 854), Beaver County, Alberta. The Landfill is stated approximately 2 km northeast of the Village of Ryley, Alberta and is accessed via Range Road 173 from the west side of the site. The Work will generally consist of: .1 Mobilization and demobilization of equipment to site, including construction and remediation of haul roads, site safety, and all temporary works and facilities necessary to complete the project. .2 Waste placement and compaction services, and re-grading to achieve final design waste grade prior to slope capping. .3 Exposing the existing cap structure to tie-in the proposed cap to the existing cap structure. .4 Placement and compaction of a 600 mm thick clay barrier layer, including connection and tie-in to the existing cap. .5 Placement of 290 mm thick subsoil layer. .6 Placement of 130 mm thick topsoil layer. .7 Construction of new access roads, to be completed with engineered fill (native clay material from borrow), geotextile and geogrid, 200 mm of base course aggregate, and 150 mm of surfacing aggregate. .8 Termination of the cap as designated on the drawings. .9 Installation of run-off prevention berm and erosion matting. .10 Seeding of capped areas. .11 Surveying, as required for the completion of all portions of the Work, which must include a detailed as-built geodetic survey of the entire Work area and all the Work performed including the final waste grade elevation, base of the clay barrier and top of clay barrier, base of subsoil layer and top of subsoil layer, and base of topsoil layer and top of topsoil layer. To be provided to and approved by Engineer as construction progresses.
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