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

Lethbridge County, (hereafter referred to as "The County" or "County"), is requesting proposals from qualified contractors to crush and stockpile 300,000 tonnes of aggregate at the Rakus South Pit, located at SE 23-12-20-W4M, adjacent to Highway 845. All work shall be carried out in accordance with the Alberta Transportation Standard Specifications for Highway Construction, Edition 16-2019, Section 3.2 - Aggregate Production and Stockpiling, specifically for Designation 4 Class 25 Gravel Surfacing Aggregate. For the purposes of this contract: o "Alberta Transportation" shall be interpreted as Lethbridge County, and o "Engineer" or "Consultant" shall mean the Manager of Technical Services or designate. Material Requirements Aggregate must consist of hard, sound, durable particles of sand, gravel, and rock, and must be free from: o Elongated or flaky particles o Soft shales o Clay lumps o Organic material or other deleterious substances o Material must comply with Table 3.2.3.1 of the specification and be adjusted or modified by the Contractor as necessary to meet these standards. Testing and Quality Control In all sources, quality control is the responsibility of the Contractor, and all testing must conform to Alberta Transportation Standard Specifications for Highway Construction, Edition 16-2019, Section 3.2 - Aggregate Production and Stockpiling, 3.2.3.2 Quality Control. The Contractor shall use Professional Engineering services and a qualified testing laboratory licensed to practice in the Province of Alberta to assess and where necessary, modify the aggregate materials being produced to ensure their end use meets all specification requirements. The Contractor shall provide and maintain equipment and qualified personnel to perform all field testing necessary to determine and monitor the characteristics of the materials produced A certificate of analysis shall be provided for every 3,000 tonnes of aggregate produced, or once daily, whichever is more frequent. Lethbridge County may inspect the aggregate production process and test and monitor the quality of the material being produced by the Contractor at any time and as often as he deems necessary. Such inspection or testing shall not in any way relieve the Contractor of the responsibility for producing aggregates that meet the Specifications in all respects. Questions about Proposal Requirements: Proponents with questions regarding this RFP may contact: Graham White, CET. Manager, Technical Service, at gwhite@lethcounty.ca Estimated Contract Start Date Aug 18, 2025 Estimated Contract End Date Feb 26, 2026