Site work for a municipal facility in Dawson Creek, British Columbia. Completed plans call for site work for a municipal facility.

This is the Phase 2 solicitation following an Invitation to Qualify. Only qualified suppliers have been invited to bid. Location: Various Locations on the Alaska Highway, BC Work to be performed under the Contract includes, but is not limited to, the following items, including all ancillary Work, covered further in Contract: Treatment of Contaminated Water Offsite. Contractor responsible for transport and treatment. Contractor takes ownership of all material leaving site. Transportation of Contaminated Soil to facilities. Contractor takes ownership of all material leaving site. Treatment of Contaminated Soil, specifically hydrocarbons (BTEX, VPH, LEPH, HEPH, PAHs, PHC F1to F4). Treatment is a requirement of the Contract, and alternatives (e.g., direct disposal without treatment), even if compliant with regulations, are not allowed under the Contract without approval from the Departmental Representative. Disposal of Contaminated Soil. Material identified as Contaminated and not treatable to remedial objectives at the Site is be disposed of at a Disposal Facility, including material that has been Treated. Contaminated Soil Placement in Onsite STF. Operation of a Soil Treatment Facility under the control of PSPC. After bioremediation soil will be tested in situ by the Departmental Representative. After testing confirms soil is compliant, soil will be stockpiled within 1,500 m of STF. Non-compliant soil to be returned to STF for further bioremediation. Operation of a screening plant to screen contaminated soils to remove larger rocks, cobbles, and gravel. Decommissioning of an existing Onsite Soil Treatment Facility. Optional Work: Additional Work for some of the items above may be exercised at Canada’s sole discretion. Please contact the contracting officer to get the full solicitation documentation, access information on how to bid, or if you have any questions regarding this tender opportunity.