Routine Detailed Inspections (RDI) and report for Transport Canada port Facility False Bay British Columbia (BC)

Transport Canada requires a Routine Detailed Inspection (RDI) of the False Bay Port Facility in British Columbia to comprehensively assess the condition of all structural components across submerged, intertidal, and above-water zones. The inspection must evaluate the integrity of the facility, estimate the remaining service life of its elements, and identify necessary repair and maintenance actions to ensure continued operational safety and efficiency over a 25-year horizon. This assessment will directly inform short-term repair planning and long-term asset management decisions, including future investment or divestiture considerations. Given the marine environment and remote accessibility of the site—reachable only by marine vessel or seaplane—the work necessitates the use of commercial diving teams and/or remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) to conduct thorough examinations. The project must be fully completed by 31 March 2027. The contract is issued under solicitation number T1704-260014, with proposals due by 22 July 2026, and falls under the United Nations Standard Products and Services Code 78141600 for inspections. The procurement is governed by the Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement and is administered by Transport Canada’s federal procurement office. There are no security clearance requirements for this contract. The contracting authority is Louise Curtis, Procurement Specialist at Transport Canada in Ottawa, who can be contacted via telephone or email for further information. The place of performance is specifically identified as False Bay, British Columbia, Canada, with all work tied to the physical conditions and logistical challenges of the site's marine location.