Reservoirs Condition Assessment and Rehabilitation Recommendations

The Sunshine Coast Regional District is seeking professional engineering services for the condition assessment and rehabilitation planning of four potable drinking water reservoirs: Selma Zone 2, Daniel Point, Cove Cay, and Francis Peninsula. The project is structured into one required phase and two optional phases. Phase 1 focuses on field investigations, structural and safety assessments, and the identification of leakage, corrosion, and concrete deficiencies. Key deliverables for this phase include at least three rehabilitation strategies per reservoir, seismic stability analysis, Class C cost estimates, and a complete RFP package for future construction. Optional phases include construction administration and warranty inspections. Proposals must be submitted in English by October 26, 2026, at 3:00 PM local time via BC Bid or hard copy. Mandatory requirements include the assignment of at least one structural engineer and one Professional Engineer licensed in British Columbia. The budget for Phase 1 is 95,000 Canadian dollars, and the contract will be awarded to the proponent with the highest overall ranking based on mandatory criteria and weighted evaluation factors. Selected consultants must maintain commercial general liability insurance of at least 5,000 per occurrence and name the Regional District as an additional insured. All work must adhere to AWWA standards, and any subsequent construction administration must follow CCDC contracts.