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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on March 10, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

K1782 Maka-Dewdney 11.5KM Uzilets Creek Bridge Replacement

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BC226247Canada

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The project involves replacing an existing bridge with an 18.288-meter-long, 4.876-meter-wide steel girder and composite deck structure supported by steel pipe towers and precast concrete footings. The scope includes dismantling an 18-meter-long all-steel portable bridge with timber decking, which will be transported back to the Knutsford Forestry Yard in Kamloops. Additionally, the work covers all associated road construction activities such as installing ditch lines and sumps according to the specifications outlined in the K1782 Maka-Dewdney design. The contract requires transportation of the temporary bridge from the site to the designated ministry yard in Kamloops, involving careful loading and unloading procedures. The site is accessed via a detailed route from Merritt, BC, including highways and forestry service roads leading to the Maka-Dewdney site, located approximately 11.5 kilometers along the specified access road. This solicitation is issued by the Ministry of Forests under the Government of Canada, with the contract posting date on March 10, 2026, and a response deadline of April 15, 2026. The contracting authority for the project is Zach Wright. The comprehensive work ensures the replacement bridge meets safety and durability standards while restoring the site’s road infrastructure to support ongoing forest management operations.

General Info

Replace bridge with steel girder composite deck, dismantle temporary bridge, roadworks, transport, Ministry of Forests.

Agency

Government of Canada → Ministry of Forests

NAICS

237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction View NAICS

Place of Performance

CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Ministry of Forests
Contacts1 person available
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Organization / Agency
Government of Canada → Ministry of Forests
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Zach WrightContracting Authority

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Overview of the Work/Service RequiredThis project consists of the installation of a 18.288m long 4.876m wide steel girder / composite deck bridge on steel pipe towers and pre-cast concrete spread footings. Service will include the removal of an 18m long all-steel portable with timber decking, to be delivered back to the Knutsford Forestry Yard in Kamloops. Services will also include all road work, including ditch lines, and sumps to be installed as per the K1782 Maka-Dewdney Design.road works. This includes transportation of the temporary bridge, currently installed (including loading and unloading), from the site to the ministry yard Kamloops, BC (Knutsford yard).From Merritt head southwest on BC-5 for approx. 54KM take exit 250 Juliet Creek, take a left and continue until you come to a stop sign, turn right here and you will begin up Juliet FSR. You will travel for 0.5KM and take a right onto Bottletop FSR. Continue on Bottletop until it changes to the Murray FSR, continue on the Murray FSR until the 18KM junction called Maka, turn left here and travel for 1.5KM. At 1.5Km you will then take a right onto the Maka-Dewdney, travel for 11.5Km to the site.