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Town of Canmore - Request for Proposal - 17 Street and 8 Avenue Outfall - For Utility Construction

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AB-2026-05528International

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The project involves comprehensive stormwater infrastructure upgrades at the intersection of 17 Street and 8 Avenue in Canmore, Alberta, with a primary focus on constructing a new outfall to Policeman’s Creek. This includes the removal and permanent abandonment of existing stormwater systems, followed by the installation of new storm sewer piping, an oil and grit separator, and the outfall structure itself. Additional work entails riprap installation at the end treatment area and pressure grouting to stabilize voids beneath a nearby existing culvert. Surface restoration will encompass repaving, curb and sidewalk reconstruction, signage updates, and landscaping to return the area to full functionality. The scope also requires dewatering measures, environmental protections, and coordinated traffic management during construction, along with close collaboration with other contractors and third-party utility providers operating within the work zone to ensure safety and compliance. The solicitation for this project was issued by the Town of Canmore under reference number AB-2026-05528, with a response deadline of August 26, 2026. The notice was posted on August 5, 2026, and the work is expected to be carried out in Canmore, Alberta. All proposals must be submitted in response to the formal request for proposal, and inquiries should be directed to Lauren Michaud, Engineering Intern, via phone or email provided in the contract data. This procurement does not include a set-aside designation, and the project will proceed without restrictions based on small business or other classification preferences. Contractors bidding on this project must demonstrate the capacity to meet technical requirements, environmental standards, and coordination obligations outlined in the scope of work.

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Stormwater upgrades at 17th and 8th in Canmore including new outfall, piping, grouting, and surface restoration.

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Town of CanmoreView Agency

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237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

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Canmore, AB, CAN

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AgencyTown of Canmore
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Town of Canmore
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Lauren MichaudEngineering Intern

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The Project consists of stormwater improvements at 17 Street and 8 Avenue in the Town of Canmore, including a new outfall to Policeman’s Creek. Work includes: • Removal and abandonment of existing stormwater infrastructure • Installation of new storm sewer piping, oil and grit separator, and outfall • Riprap end treatment and pressure grouting of voids under an adjacent existing culvert • Surface restoration including pavement, curb, sidewalk, signage, and landscaping • Associated dewatering, environmental protection, and traffic accommodation • Coordination with other contractors and third-party utility owners within the Work Site.

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