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Town of Picture Butte - Building Vibration and Structural Investigation

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The Town of Picture Butte is seeking quotations from qualified engineering consultants to investigate vibrations occurring at a commercial building located at 120 4th Street North in Picture Butte, Alberta. The building, constructed in 1981, is situated approximately 5 metres from Highway 25 and experiences noticeable vibrations when heavy vehicles pass by. The primary goal of the assignment is to determine the cause and magnitude of these vibrations and assess whether they pose a risk to the structural integrity, foundation, or soil conditions of the site. The selected consultant will be responsible for conducting a thorough investigation, including intrusive methods if necessary, to provide a professional engineering opinion. The final deliverables must identify the source of the vibration, determine if remedial action is required, propose specific solutions to mitigate the problem, and provide estimated costs for implementation. This solicitation, numbered AB-2026-05905, has a response deadline of September 11, 2026.

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Engineering consultants sought to investigate and mitigate building vibrations in Picture Butte, Alberta.

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541350 - Building Inspection ServicesView NAICS

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Picture Butte, AB, CAN

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The Town of Picture Butte is requesting quotations from qualified engineering consultants to investigate noticeable vibration within the commercial building located at 120 4th Street North, Picture Butte, Alberta. The building was constructed in 1981 and is located approximately 5 metres from Highway 25. Noticeable vibration is experienced within the building when vehicles, particularly heavier vehicles, travel past the building on Highway 25. The Town wishes to determine the cause, magnitude and significance of the vibration and whether it indicates any concern with the building's structural integrity, foundation, soil conditions or other components of the building/site. Primary Objective The primary objective of this assignment is to answer the following questions: 1. What is causing the noticeable vibration at 120 4th Street North when traffic travels along Highway 25? 2. Does the condition indicate any structural, foundation, soil or other concern requiring action? 3. What are the solutions in order to remediate the problems? 4. What are the expected costs to implement the solutions to remediate the problems? The consultant should undertake sufficient investigation, including intrusive investigation where warranted, to provide a professional engineering opinion regarding the cause and significance of the observed vibration.

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