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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on May 7, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Forestry and Parks - Request for Quotes - Aspen Beach Provincial Park - Ebeling Day Use Refurbishments

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AB-2026-03606Canada

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The contract involves the refurbishment of infrastructure at Aspen Beach Provincial Park to enhance functionality and accessibility, with work spanning culvert maintenance, bicycle rack replacement, barrier-free picnic area upgrades, landscaping, and gazebo improvements. Culvert work includes removing grates and debris from ten culverts, clearing ditches, and applying high-visibility traffic-grade paint on asphalt around heaved culverts to simulate speed bumps. Three existing bike racks and their concrete footings will be removed and replaced with three new CANAAN model CAH-706 bicycle racks in Pearl Green or an approved equivalent, installed on newly poured concrete pilings. The barrier-free picnic area requires replacing four 2x6 pressure-treated tabletops with extended versions to ensure accessibility, installing four 26”x22” BBQ grates, relocating concrete parking curbs, placing 3/8” minus crushed limestone for accessible pathways, and mounting four 36” flexible delineators. Landscaping efforts involve removing dead bushes and planting fifty Beaked Willow trees in grassy areas near the beach, with exact locations to be finalized during the Kick-Off Meeting in October 2026. The gazebo will receive a 3” o/c square cedar lattice for shading and cedar cladding around all eight screw pile bases, while a picnic table west of the concession building will be removed. All work must be followed by complete site cleanup, with all debris removed offsite and not disposed of in park refuse containers.

General Info

Refurbish Aspen Beach Park with culverts, bike racks, accessible picnic areas, landscaping, gazebo upgrades, and full cleanup.

Agency

Government of Canada → Forestry and ParksView Agency

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction View NAICS

Place of Performance

Alberta, CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Forestry and Parks
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Government of Canada → Forestry and Parks
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PROJECT OBJECTIVE: Refurbishment of some of the existing infrastructure to increase functionality. SCOPE OF WORK: Mobilization and Demobilization Culvert Work • Removal of grates on 5 culverts and removal of debris and ditch clearing at 10 culverts. • Paint asphalt with high visibility traffic-grade paint where a culvert has heaved to resemble a speed bump. Bicycle Racks • Remove three existing bike racks and concrete – pour new concrete pilings. Supply and securely install three new CANAAN bike racks model CAH-706 color Pearl Green or equivalent product with approval of the project manager. Barrier Free Picnic Table Area • Supply and install four 26”x22” BBQ Grates (as shown in pictures) to designated picnic tables. • Remove existing 2”x6” pressure treated lumber picnic tabletops on four tables. Supply and install 8’x2”x6” pressure treated lumber with overhang on one end to create Barrier Free Accessible tables. • Move existing Concrete parking curbs at one location to create accessibility to picnic Barrier free tables. • Supply and place 3/8” minus crushed limestone to four picnic table sites to create accessible pathways. • Supply and install four 36” Flexible Delineators ULINE model H-4465Y or equivalent products with approval of the project manager. Landscaping • Remove dead bushes in designated areas. • Supply and plant 50 Beaked Willow trees in grassy areas approaching beach area. (To be planted October 2026). Exact locations to be determined with the successful bidder during Kick-Off Meeting. Gazebo & Miscellaneous Work • Supply and install 3” o/c square cedar lattice on the 16’x32’ gazebo to provide a shaded area. • Supply and install cedar wood for cladding around the bases of screw piles on existing gazebo (8 screw piles). • Removal of the picnic table west of the concession building Clean up of the site and remove all debris created during work. Clean up of work site is required and debris to be disposed of offsite, and not in Parks refuse containers.