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Regional WWTF Interior Service Roads Upgrade

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The Municipality of the County of Kings has issued solicitation 26-29 for the Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility Interior Service Roads Upgrade located in New Minas, Nova Scotia. This lump-sum contract involves upgrading four interior service roadways situated between five lagoon cells. The scope of work includes smoothing and grading existing roadways, placing imported clay in isolated low or wet areas, installing and compacting Type 2 base gravel, and performing final grading. To avoid freezing conditions, all work must be completed during the Fall 2026 season, with a strict project completion deadline of December 31, 2026, and a preferred completion date on or before December 1, 2026. Bidders must submit electronic-only proposals consisting of a scheduling submission detailing availability, project sequencing, and duration, alongside a pricing submission featuring itemized lump-sum costs for all labor, equipment, and materials. The contract will be awarded to the lowest-priced, compliant bidder. In the event of a tie in pricing, the Municipality will request a best-and-final-offer, followed by a random draw if necessary. Successful contractors are responsible for ensuring all materials meet municipal quality standards and must verify all site conditions and dimensions independently. Additionally, the Municipality reserves the right to require security clearances, such as criminal record checks, for employees or subcontractors working on the property.

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Lump-sum contract for New Minas wastewater facility road upgrades, due December 31, 2026.

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Municipality of the County of KingsView Agency

NAICS

237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge ConstructionView NAICS

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26-29 - Regional WWTF Interior Service Roads Upgrade

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26-29 Appendix B - Reference Photographs

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Municipality of the County of Kings Purchase Order Terms and Conditions (2023)

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Event 26-29 Regional WWTF Interior Service Roads Upgrades Site Visit Log

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26-29 Addendum #1 - Regional WWTF Interior Service Roads Upgrade

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Event 26-29: Regional WWTF Interior Service Roads Upgrade

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AgencyMunicipality of the County of Kings
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The Municipality of the County of Kings invites qualified Bidders to submit lump-sum pricing and availability to upgrade the interior service roadways (roadways) at the Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant (RSTP).The work consists of smoothing/grading the existing interior roadways between the five (5) lagoon cells (four (4) interior roadways in total), placing imported clay in isolated low or wet areas, installing, and compacting Type 2 base gravel, and final grading. All work must be completed in Fall 2026, prior to freezing conditions, so that the upgrades are complete on or before December 1, 2026.

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