25PAR8095 - Engineering and Construction Administration Consultant Services - Potable Water System Upgrade

Working towards the outcomes and objectives identified within the Project Plan, the successful Proponent is to apply proven parks-based (non-urban) technical design practices in conjunction with appropriate tools and skilled resources through the Assessment, Conceptual Design, Detailed Design, Approval Process, Issued for Tender and Issued for Construction and Project Close Out phases for the site to achieve the end result desired by the Province.

The work to be accomplished under this project includes:
.1 Replacement of all existing potable water distribution system infrastructure, including a combination of shallow and deep bury water mains, valves, fittings, building tie-ins, and standpipes.
.2 Upgrades to the existing pump house including new submersible, single phase pumps, electric and gas unit heaters, chemical injection system with recirculation, and exterior site grading. Upgrade current pumphouse electrical service from 100 amp to 200 amp.
.3 Replacement of the electrical line from the registration booth to the pump house to support the required upgrades, including primary service and transformer upgrades (if required).
.4 Replacement of the septic holding tank at the dump station. Note that the sewer pipe between the registration booth and the existing holding tank, including the backflow prevention valve will be replaced by Alberta Parks in 2024.
.5 Surface upgrades, including asphalt pavement patching and landscaping where there is disturbance.

There are known archaeological and palaeontological resources on site. The Province is required to procure separate monitoring programs during construction as per the Historical Resources Act Approval #5110-22-0007-001
(Appendix 5).

There is an existing irrigation system that is not in use anymore and it is to be decommissioned and abandoned in place.