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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on April 20, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Town of Calmar - Invitation to Bid - Calmar 52nd Street and 52nd Ave Surface Rehab

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AB-2026-02766Canada

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The contract involves surface rehabilitation work on 52nd Avenue and 52nd Street in the Town of Calmar, Alberta. Key tasks include conducting pre-overlay inspections with engineering and town representatives to identify areas needing asphalt repairs, including potholes and crack rehabilitation. Repairs require full-depth removal and replacement of damaged asphalt with granular material placed on tri-axial geogrid and a non-woven geotextile separator to match the existing pavement structure, which ranges from 300 mm to 450 mm in depth. Concrete sidewalk, curb, and gutter removal and replacement are specified on both roadways, with rolled face curb and gutter works on specific sides as indicated. Sawcutting and removal of asphalt strips adjacent to curbs will prepare the surface for curb construction and create smooth transitions for the asphalt overlay. The overlay involves milling a 0.5 m wide strip at a minimum 50 mm depth, asphalt prefilling, and placing a minimum 50 mm asphalt overlay to fill all voids and ensure a consistent road surface. Throughout the project, traffic accommodation must be maintained to allow continuous vehicle flow and resident parking. Landscaping restoration adjacent to concrete works is also part of the scope. The solicitation was issued by the Town of Calmar through a federal government channel, with a submission deadline in April 2026. The contracting authority is Josh Beck from ISL Engineering, who will oversee coordination and project execution details. Overall, the contract ensures comprehensive surface rehabilitation with a focus on structural integrity, smooth road transitions, pedestrian infrastructure replacement, and minimal disruption to local traffic.

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Surface rehabilitation on 52nd Avenue and Street, including asphalt, concrete, curb repair, and traffic accommodation.

Agency

Government of Canada → Town of Calmar

NAICS

237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction View NAICS

Place of Performance

Alberta, CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Town of Calmar
Contacts1 person available
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Government of Canada → Town of Calmar
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Josh BeckContracting Authority

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a) 52nd Avenue: .1 Conduct a pre‑overlay inspection with ISL and the Town of Calmar representative to identify locations requiring asphalt repairs, including potholes and crack rehabilitation. .2 Contractor to complete asphalt repairs, including pothole repairs consisting of full‑depth removal and replacement with granular material having a maximum particle size of 50–75 mm, placed to match the existing pavement structure. The existing granular pavement structure is expected to be between 300 mm and 450 mm in depth. Granular material shall be compacted and placed on tri‑axial geogrid material and a non‑woven geotextile separator. .3 Remove and replace existing monolithic concrete sidewalk and rolled face curb and gutter on the north side of the avenue as shown on drawings. .4 Remove and replace existing rolled face concrete curb and gutter on the south side of the avenue as shown on drawings. .5 Sawcut and remove a 0.5 m wide strip of asphalt adjacent to the existing lip of gutter to provide working space for curb construction and to create a smooth transition with the proposed asphalt overlay. Provide traffic accommodation to allow traffic flow and resident parking throughout the duration of construction. .6 From the edge of the sawcut described in Clause .5, mill a 0.5 m wide strip at a depth of 50 mm (minimum) into the existing asphalt roadway to provide tie‑in to the existing asphalt and achieve a minimum 50 mm asphalt overlay thickness. .7 Place asphalt prefill from the lip of gutter to a width of 1.0 m, filling all areas described in Clauses .5 and .6 to match the elevation of the existing asphalt. .8 Place a minimum 50 mm asphalt overlay throughout the roadway, extending from the constructed lip of gutter on either side of the road, filling all voids, milled areas, and prefill locations. .9 Landscape restoration adjacent to concrete works. .10 Provide traffic accommodation to allow traffic flow and resident parking throughout the duration of construction. b) 52nd Street: .1 Conduct a pre‑overlay inspection with ISL and the Town of Calmar representative to identify locations requiring asphalt repairs, including potholes and crack rehabilitation. .2 Contractor to complete asphalt repairs, including pothole repairs consisting of full‑depth removal and replacement with granular material having a maximum particle size of 50–75 mm, placed to match the existing pavement structure. The existing granular pavement structure is expected to be between 300 mm and 450 mm in depth. Granular material shall be compacted and placed on tri‑axial geogrid material and a non‑woven geotextile separator. .3 Remove and replace monolithic existing concrete walk, rolled face curb & gutter on the east side of the street. .4 Sawcut and removal of the west existing concrete walk, rolled face curb & gutter and replace with rolled face concrete curb and gutter. .5 Sawcut and remove a 0.5 m wide strip of asphalt adjacent to the existing lip of gutter to provide working space for curb construction and to create a smooth transition with the proposed asphalt overlay. Provide traffic accommodation to allow traffic flow and resident parking throughout the duration of construction. .6 From the edge of the sawcut described in Clause .5, mill a 0.5 m wide strip at a depth of 50 mm (minimum) into the existing asphalt roadway to provide tie‑in to the existing asphalt and achieve a minimum 50 mm asphalt overlay thickness. .7 Place asphalt prefill from the lip of gutter to a width of 1.0 m, filling all areas described in Clauses .5 and .6 to match the elevation of the existing asphalt. .8 Place a minimum 50 mm asphalt overlay throughout the roadway, extending from the constructed lip of gutter on either side of the road, filling all voids, milled areas, and prefill locations. .9 Landscape restoration adjacent to concrete works. .10 Provide traffic accommodation to allow traffic flow and resident parking throughout the duration of construction.