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Shannon Park Phase 1 - Underground Site Servicing and Surface Works
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PROCUREMENT OVERVIEW
The Shannon Park Phase 1 project involves underground site servicing and surface works aimed at facilitating the phased redevelopment of the Shannon Park lands in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The scope includes civil engineering, remediation, and horizontal infrastructure works. Key tasks consist of site preparation (clearing, excavation, grading), remediation activities, decommissioning existing services, and installing new underground systems for water, sanitary, and storm services. Additionally, the project encompasses roadway construction, surface works (sidewalks, accessibility elements, landscaping), and coordination with municipal and third-party interfaces, including potential railway crossings and future energy infrastructure considerations.
ISSUING ORGANIZATION
The opportunity is issued by Canada Lands Company Limited (CLC), located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. The primary contact for this project is Marc-Antoine Cuerrier, reachable at [email protected].
MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS
Bidders must meet the following mandatory requirements to be considered eligible:
- Relevant experience in civil engineering and infrastructure projects.
- Ability to coordinate with municipal and third-party entities.
- Compliance with permitting responsibilities and sequencing constraints as outlined in the RFQ documents.
- Submission of a complete application, including required documentation as specified in the RFQ.
TECHNICAL CAPABILITIES
Bidders should possess specific technical skills in:
- Civil engineering, particularly in site servicing and infrastructure works.
- Remediation techniques for contaminated sites.
- Construction of underground utility systems and roadway construction.
- Familiarity with municipal regulations and coordination with third-party services.
DELIVERABLES AND PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
Key deliverables include:
- Completion of site preparation and earthworks.
- Installation of new underground servicing systems.
- Construction of roadways and associated surface works.
- Adherence to stage-specific substantial completion criteria as detailed in the ITB documents.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
While not mandatory, preferred qualifications that may enhance a bidder's competitiveness include:
- Certifications in relevant construction and engineering standards.
- Experience with similar infrastructure projects, particularly in urban settings.
- Strong references from past projects that demonstrate capability in managing complex site servicing and coordination with municipal entities.
This summary encapsulates the essential information for potential bidders to assess their fit for the Shannon Park Phase 1 project, focusing on the requirements and expectations outlined in the RFQ.
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The Shannon Park Phase 1 - Underground Site Servicing and Surface Works Project comprises enabling civil, remediation, and horizontal infrastructure works within defined Phase 1 limits to support phased redevelopment of the Shannon Park lands and future vertical construction. The work generally includes site preparation and earthworks (clearing/grubbing, excavation, grading, backfill, and compaction), remediation activities within identified areas, and decommissioning of existing underground and above ground services to facilitate installation of new infrastructure. Phase 1 also includes installation of new underground servicing systems (water, sanitary, and storm—including appurtenances and connections), roadway and collector corridor construction (granular base, curbs, paving, and associated items such as street lighting and signage), and associated surface works (sidewalks/accessibility elements, markings, restoration, and landscaping) as required within the Phase 1 limits. The Project includes coordination with key municipal/third-party interfaces and constraints, which may include major tie-in locations, a railway corridor interface/crossing, and potential future district energy infrastructure considerations, as applicable. Detailed limits, technical requirements, tie-in configurations, third-party coordination requirements, permitting responsibilities, sequencing constraints, and stage-specific substantial completion criteria will be provided in the ITB documents, including issued for tender drawings, specifications, and supporting reports.
Additional Information
Source
canadabuys
Status
closed
Procurement Method
Competitive - Open bidding
Procurement Category
Construction
Selection Criteria
Variations or combinations of the above methods
Regions of Opportunity
Halifax
Regions of Delivery
Canada *Nova Scotia
Reference Number
cb-839-76110603
Amendment Number
002
Contracting Entity
Canada Lands Company Limited (CLC)
Contact Name
Marc-Antoine Cuerrier
Contact Email
Contact Phone
+13435718867
Organization City
Halifax
Organization Province / State
Nova Scotia
Organization Country
Canada
Last Updated
May 21, 2026
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