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This Subcontract opportunity from South Carolina was posted on June 3, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Historic Brick Masonry – West Cemetery Wall Re-laying

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NAICS: 238140
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Masonry Conservation S-77 Sections A and B
Solicitation # 26-58147
The National Research Council Canada is soliciting bids for masonry conservation services at Building S-77, located at 100 Sussex Drive in Ottawa. The project focuses on restoring the building envelope and preventing further deterioration of the facade, which primarily consists of Wallace sandstone with a Scotstown granite pedestiment. The scope of work includes stone descaling, repointing of the parapet and floors 1 through 3, stone resetting, and conservation of the exterior face of original multi-lite steel casement windows, along with localized repairs to sealant and flashing. The estimated contract value ranges from 500,001 to 2,000,000 dollars. The contract will be awarded to the responsive bidder with the lowest price following a two-step evaluation process consisting of a pass/fail technical review and a subsequent financial evaluation. Bidders must provide a technical submission and a financial submission, including bid security, a list of subcontractors, and certifications for Canadian materials. Awarded contractors are required to provide performance and labour and material payment bonds, as well as proof of insurance. Performance will be monitored based on workmanship, project management, and health and safety standards, with unsatisfactory results potentially leading to the suspension of future bidding privileges. All materials must be handled and stored according to strict quality and weather protection standards, and the contractor is responsible for all transportation costs.
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NAICS: 238140
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International
Maplelawn Garden Wall Rehabilitation
Solicitation # NCC-DC-039015-RFP
The National Capital Commission is soliciting proposals for the rehabilitation and reconstruction of 285 meters of historic native limestone masonry walls at the Maplelawn Garden Estate, located at 529 Richmond Road in Ottawa. The primary objectives are to restore the structural and aesthetic integrity of the walls, eliminate public health and safety risks, and ensure long-term durability while preserving the site's heritage characteristics. The scope of work includes dismantling existing masonry, salvaging stone units for reinstatement, installing new concrete footings, and constructing reinforced concrete retaining walls specifically for the East and South sections. The project is scheduled to proceed in phases, with demolition and excavation in Spring 2027, foundations in Summer 2027, and masonry reconstruction concluding in Fall 2027. This negotiated request for proposals is open to Canadian suppliers and those from applicable trading partners. Award selection is based on a combined score of a technical proposal, weighted at 60 points, and a financial proposal, weighted at 40 points, with a minimum technical threshold of 36 points required to proceed to pricing. Key requirements include the employment of a Professional Engineer licensed in Ontario for temporary structural supports and a Qualified Person for soil management. Contractors must adhere to strict heritage masonry standards, provide specific professional liability and errors and omissions insurance of at least 2 million dollars, and comply with comprehensive ethical procurement and labor certifications. Payments are issued NET 30 days following the submission of detailed invoices.
National Capital Commission

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1 day ago

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in 9 days

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This contract involves the careful dismantling and re-laying of four courses of historic brick masonry on the west wall of a cemetery. The work requires using salvaged or matching historic bricks to ensure the restoration maintains its original appearance and authenticity. The project is managed by the Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism of South Carolina and is classified under NAICS code 238140, which covers masonry and stonework construction. Bids for this subcontract opportunity must be submitted by July 6, 2026, with the posting date having been June 3, 2026. Specific details about the place of performance and point of contact are not provided, but the contract is clearly focused on preserving the historical integrity of the structure through meticulous restoration practices.

General Info

Restore four courses of historic cemetery brickwork using salvaged matching bricks by July 6, 2026.

Agency

South Carolina → Department Of Parks, Recreation And Tourism

Place of Performance

SC, USA

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Gist Cemetery Repairs at Rose Hill State Park

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AgencySouth Carolina → Department Of Parks, Recreation And Tourism
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South Carolina → Department Of Parks, Recreation And Tourism
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Dismantle and re-lay four courses of historic brick masonry on the west wall using salvaged or matching historic brick to maintain authenticity.

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