Kegaska Harbour Service Area Development (Phase I)

DFO is seeking bids for Phase I of the Kegaska Harbour Service Area Development Project on Quebec’s Lower North Shore. The work appears to involve a broad marine and civil construction package, including excavation and soil management, grading, fill placement for new storage areas, partial paving, relocation of an existing crane, concrete works, barriers and guardrails, an electrical building, electrical and civil infrastructure, site lighting, and conduits for future phases. The contractor would need to coordinate with the Harbour Authority so port operations and facility access can continue during construction. The tender is listed as open and closes October 9, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. The opportunity may be relevant to businesses with suitable civil, marine, concrete, electrical, and site-development capabilities, but the available information does not establish eligibility or qualification. Review the complete official tender notice, plans, specifications, submission instructions, bonding and insurance requirements, site conditions, and mandatory requirements before deciding whether to bid. The provided documents include civil plans, civil specifications, electrical specifications, electrical plans, and the invitation to tender; verify all details against the current official Canada Buys notice before submitting.

• check_circleSubmit a bid by the stated closing time of October 9, 2026 at 14:00:00; the applicable time zone should be verified in the official tender notice.
• check_circleThe work appears to include excavation and soil management, grading, placement of fill to create storage areas, partial paving, relocation of an existing crane, concrete works, barriers and safety guardrails, an electrical building, civil and electrical works, site lighting, and conduits and infrastructure for future project phases.
• check_circleThe project is Phase I of the Service Area Development Project at Kegaska Harbour on Quebec’s Lower North Shore.
• check_circleCoordinate construction activities with the Harbour Authority to maintain port operations and access to facilities throughout the project.