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Rufus Lake Dock and Boat Launch Replacement

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The Government of Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources is seeking a contractor for the Rufus Lake Dock and Boat Launch Replacement project under solicitation number tender_21707. The primary objective is to replace an unsafe timber dock with a durable, permanent structure and a new concrete boat launch slab to ensure public safety. The selected contractor will be responsible for all labor, materials, and supervision required to remove and dispose of the existing dock, design and install a high-use permanent dock that accommodates seasonal water fluctuations, and construct a concrete ramp suitable for trailered boats. All activities must adhere to federal and provincial environmental legislation, specifically focusing on preventing erosion and water contamination. The project is located in Ontario, with the response deadline set for September 14, 2026. The final delivery requires the site to be left clean, safe, and fully functional according to Ministry standards.

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Ontario Ministry seeks contractor to replace Rufus Lake dock and boat launch by 2026.

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Government of Ontario → Natural ResourcesView Agency

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

ON, CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Ontario → Natural Resources
Contacts1 person available
OfficeHearst, ON, P0L 1N0, CAN
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Government of Ontario → Natural Resources
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Office AddressHearst, ON, P0L 1N0, CAN
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Yasemin OzdemirProcurement Contact

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The Ministry requires construction services to deem an unsafe dock/boat safe to the public at Rufus Lake. These services require the demobilization of the current timber wooden dock and installation of a new permanent dock and concrete boat launch slab. Purpose of this project is to provide a safe, durable, and permanent dock and concrete boat launch to ensure public safety. The contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, supervision, and incidentals required to complete the following work: Removal and Disposal: Safely remove the existing timber dock and associated components, dispose of materials at approved facilities, and restore the site to a safe and clean condition. Permanent Dock: Design (as required) and construct a new permanent dock suitable for high public use and local environmental conditions, using durable, low maintenance materials. The dock shall be securely anchored, accommodate seasonal water level fluctuations, and meet applicable safety, accessibility, and Ministry standards. Concrete Boat Launch: Construct a concrete boat launch ramp suitable for trailered boats, including proper slope, surface texture, and edge treatments. The ramp shall be installed on a prepared sub base designed to withstand freeze thaw conditions and integrate with the dock layout. All work shall comply with applicable federal and provincial environmental legislation and include measures to prevent sedimentation, erosion, and water contamination. Upon completion, the site shall be left clean, safe, and fully functional.

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