Site work for a water / sewer project in Nanaimo, British Columbia. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

The Mid-Town Water Supply Upgrades Project will construct two large water pipelines to replace the aging and undersized current infrastructure that transmits potable drinking water to the central and northern areas of the City. Construction of the proposed Mid-Town Water Supply project will be constructed in 2 phases and divided into the following segments; 6,400m of a new 900mm diameter Primary watermain that will supply the area north of the Labieux Water Station, 3,450m of a new 750/600mm diameter Secondary watermain that will supply the central portion of the City's water system, modifications of the Labieux Road Pump Station, distribution enhancements including two PRV Stations, a connector trailway within Beban Park, and connections to the existing water supply and distribution networks. The proposed works will be divided into the following two stages: Stage A - The successful Proponent will work collaboratively with the project engineer (Koers and Associates) and the owner (City of Nanaimo) to advance the 50 % design drawings to 100% final design stage - ready for construction. It is anticipated the successful Proponent will enhance the design with value added, constructability review and materials selection recommendations. The goal is to combine design and constructability measures in an effort to create a cost-effective sustainable project. For this stage of works, the successful Proponent will enter into a Pre-Construction Agreement with the City. Stage B - Based on satisfactory performance of the successful Proponent, sufficient budget availability, and willingness to proceed from both parties, it is anticipated the successful Proponent will enter into a MOESS contract to construct the works based on updated pricing following the successful completion of Stage A. Documents can be obtained from https://nanaimo.bidsandtenders.ca/