This is a service / maintenance or supply contract in St Paul, Alberta. Contact the soliciting agency for additional information.

The County of St. Paul requires mixing of approximately 45,000 tonnes of cold mix asphalt at the County's Richland Pit located at NE 20-56-7-W4. The cold mix asphalt is to be mixed on site and on demand in batches no larger than 4,000 tonnes as requested by the County. The County also requires mixing up to 2,000 tonnes of patching material with half being stockpiled in the Richland Pit and the remainder stockpiled in the County's yard at 5618-57 Street in St. Paul. Batches of patching material to be mixed in batches no larger than 1,000 tonnes. All gravel and oil (sales or refined) shall be supplied by the County of St. Paul. The tender price must include the use of the proponent's own loader to feed the proponent's own mixer, as well as the mobilization and demobilization costs, and any freight charges. The proponent will have mixing capabilities to supply a product that adheres to the County's engineering mix design. The gravel must be dried before mixing and the oil temperature must be consistently maintained at a minimum temperature of 125 F going into the mixer. The final product must be between 190 F and 210 F. The volume of production will be controlled by the County. Estimated Contract Start Date May 15, 2025 Estimated Contract End Date Sep 30, 2025 Estimated Contract Duration 0 Year(s) 19 Week(s) 5 Day(s) *These estimated contract dates and duration are only estimates and subject to change. If you have questions, please contact the Contact Person below only by email. Contact Person Scott Jeffery Director of Public Works Method of Contact sjeffery@county.stpaul.ab.ca Address 5015 - 49 Avenue St. Paul, Alberta Canada T0A 3A4 Bid Security The Successful Tenderer shall be required to furnish at its own expense a Performance Bond and Labour and Materials Payment Bond. The Performance Bond shall guarantee the faithful performance of the Contract, and in default thereof, shall protect the County against any losses or damage arising by reason of failure of the Successful Tenderer to faithfully perform the Contract. The Bonds are to be issued by a Surety Company licensed in the Province of Alberta and satisfactory to the County in the amount of 50% of the Contract Price. The Performance Bond shall remain in force as a Maintenance Bond for the Warranty Period as defined in the Contract.