Ottawa River East Pathways (OREP) Rehabilitation Project
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The National Capital Commission is seeking qualified proponents to deliver construction services for the rehabilitation of the New Orchard Twin Bridge on the Kichi Zibi Mikan Parkway, a critical multi-use pathway connecting New Orchard Ave. to the Trans Canada Trail. The project aims to extend the bridge’s operational life by at least 30 years through comprehensive structural and surface repairs including partial-depth concrete removal and replacement on abutments, wing walls, bearing seats, soffits, fascia, deck, and deck ends; removal and replacement of concrete curbs, sidewalks, and curtain walls; installation of new crash-tested railings; replacement of waterproofing systems and asphalt pavements; bearing and approach slab replacement; and repair of flagstone slope protection. Work must comply with ASTM standards for steel pipe, zinc coatings, and stainless-steel tubing, as well as specific construction specification sections covering demolition, concrete, metal fabrications, and earthwork. All materials must be delivered in original factory packaging, clearly labeled with manufacturer details, compliance standards, and color codes, with asbestos-containing materials requiring secure containment and bilingual warning labels. Materials must be stored off the ground in clean, dry, ventilated areas and protected from damage, with defective items replaced at no cost to the NCC. The procurement is a Negotiated Request for Proposals (NCC-DC-040796-RFP), with a submission deadline of June 30, 2026, at 2:00 PM EDT, requiring proposals to be submitted in three separate emails with strict file format and size restrictions. Proposals must include a completed Submission Form, Pricing Form, Certificate of Insurance, and Bonding Verification Letter—all of which are pass/fail gates—and must be solely in English or French. Evaluation is based on a best-value approach where proponents must achieve a minimum technical score of 70 out of 100, with 40 points awarded for Approach and Methodology and 30 points for the qualifications of the Lead Project Manager and Lead Site Superintendent, although the scoring for the remaining 30 points is unspecified. Contractors must maintain Commercial General Liability insurance of at least $5 million per occurrence and annual aggregate, with the NCC named as an additional insured, and must hold a valid security clearance with designated personnel possessing minimum Site Access status and submitting fingerprints through a Company Security Representative. The contract requires adherence to strict labor and human rights standards, including prohibition of child and forced labor, and compliance with ethical procurement certification. Work mobilization is targeted
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