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Watermain Replacement and Road Reconstruction – County Road 35 (LaSalle Line)

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The contract involves the replacement of a 150 mm diameter watermain along County Road 35 (LaSalle Line) in the City of Sarnia, spanning approximately 220 linear metres from St. Clair Parkway east to Virgil Avenue. This work includes the removal and installation of the new watermain, along with temporary water supply provisions, connections to side streets, installation of new valves and fire hydrants, and full servicing of the system. The trench will be backfilled with granular material and the roadway restored using three lifts of hot mix asphalt. Beyond this section, an additional 325 metres of roadway east to the Talfourd Creek Bridge will be milled and repaved with two lifts of hot mix asphalt. Additional scope elements encompass the installation of new curb and gutter, replacement of catch basins and their leads, removal of existing shoulders, and related site work to support the overall infrastructure upgrade. The solicitation is issued by the County of Lambton under reference number BT-2026-10, with bids due by August 20, 2026, and was posted on August 4, 2026. The project is part of a larger road reconstruction initiative aimed at improving water infrastructure and road surface conditions in the area. While the notice mentions the Government of Canada as the agency organization name, the responsible entity for procurement is the County of Lambton. All work must comply with municipal and provincial standards for watermain installation and roadway construction, and bidders are expected to address all specified scope items, including coordination with utility services and restoration of disturbed areas to meet accepted specifications.

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Replace 220m watermain on County Road 35, restore roadway, install new infrastructure, mill and repave 325m eastward.

Agency

Government of Canada → County of LambtonView Agency

NAICS

237110 - Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

ON, CAN

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2026-10 Report Card Scoring Summary (Appendix X).pdf

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Drawing - LaSalle Line Roadwork IFT (Appendix B2).pdf

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2026-10.pdf

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2026-10 Englobe Coring Report - Hwy 40 to St Clair Pkwy (Appendix C2).pdf

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2026-10 Geotechnical Report LaSalle Line (Appendix C1).pdf

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2026-10 Tender - CR35 City Watermain and County Road Recon.pdf

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Drawing - LaSalle Line Watermain IFT (Appendix B1).pdf

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → County of Lambton
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Scope of work to include the removal and replacement of the City of Sarnia’s 150 mm Ø watermain from St. Clair Parkway east to Virgil Avenue (± 220 linear metres) including temporary watermain, tie-ins at side streets, valving, fire hydrants, and servicing. The work also includes the backfilling the watermain trench, placement of granular material, and restoration of the roadway with three lifts of hot mix asphalt. The remainder of the roadway from St. Clair Parkway east to the Talfourd Creek Bridge (± 325 metres) to be milled and paved with two lifts of hot mix asphalt. Other work to include isolated new curb and gutter, catch basin and catch basin lead replacement, shoulder removals, etc.

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