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Navigation Aid Tower Replacement “Île de la Poterie”

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Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) sought bids for this general construction requirement. Open bidding: any qualified supplier can submit a bid. The lowest compliant price wins. Bidders had 18 days between publication and closing.

BuyerDepartment of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO)
Delivery regionTrois-Rivières
Closing date2026-02-09 14:00
Published2026-01-22
TradeGeneral Construction
Solicitation no.30007633

Key dates

  • Published January 22, 2026 295 days ago
  • Bids close February 9, 2026 277 days ago

What the buyer is asking for

The Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) is to build a new navigational aid structure on Île Caron, Trois-Rivières, Quebec. The “Île de la Poterie” reference light (2083.8), which had been on the island for several years, was removed in 2023 due to access safety issues. A new navigational aid tower must be built to replace the old one and ensure the continuity of service.

The Coast Guard wishes to mandate a specialized contractor to provide the labor, materials, tools, equipment, and services necessary to carry out the foundation work. The work consists of constructing a reinforced concrete foundation on piles and installing the grounding loop.

The work must be completed by March 27, 2026.

Who can bid and how it is decided

  • Process Competitive - Open bidding Open bidding: any qualified supplier can submit a bid.
  • How the winner is chosen Lowest Price The lowest compliant price wins.
  • Trade agreements Canadian Free Trade
  • Goods & services category Structural engineering

Documents attached to the notice

View the official notice → (reference cb-960-80545563)

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