Renovation of an educational facility in Edmonton, Alberta. Completed plans call for the renovation of a educational facility.

The University of Alberta Utilities Department (UA Utilities) is seeking a qualified contractor to complete the structural rehabilitation of roughly 300 feet of 54-inch diameter river intake piping located along the south bank of the North Saskatchewan River just north of the University of Alberta North Campus. The river intake pipe 'B' is one of two steel pipes, that collect river water for the Central Cooling Plant and are critical components to the University's District Energy System. The scope of work for this project consists of the pipe preparation, spot repairs and installation of a fibre reinforced polymer (FRP) composite wrap system along the entire internal surface of the pipe, as detailed in the technical specification and drawing package included in Attachment 7. Basic Scope of Services: Work includes provision of all materials, equipment and labour required to complete the structural rehabilitation of the Central Cooling Plant River Intake 'B' Piping. Minor details usually not shown or specified are to be included in the work. In general, the work consists of: 1. Rehabilitation of roughly 300 feet of 54-inch diameter carbon steel piping using an FRP composite wrap system as per the technical specifications and drawing package. 2. Cleaning and surface preparation of the intake piping according to the technical specification, applicable industry standards and liner manufacturer's recommendations. 3. Fully dewater the intake piping to ensure there is no standing water throughout the length of the piping. 4. Complete spot repairs to inhibit any water infiltration from any leaks identified after the cleaning and surface preparation. 5. Maintaining the atmosphere within the intake piping to ensure the temperature and humidity requirements as detailed within the specification are met for the duration of the repair. 6. Provide river transportation to safely transport equipment, materials and workers to and from the intake structure B as necessary for the duration of the project. 7. Perform a CCTV inspection, including reporting, of the intake piping pre and post rehabilitation. 8. Manage and dispose of wastewater, debris, and any hazardous materials generated during cleaning operations as per municipal and provincial regulations. 9. Development of an emergency layup plan to preserve the accomplished work within the piping in the event the river water level rises above the top of the intake structure. 10. Provide submittals as per Section 02957 of the technical specification.