FISHERIES AND OCEANS CANADA has floated a tender for Removal and Disposal of the Wreck of the Schooner “Ville De Vanier--. The project location is Canada and the tender is closing on 21 Aug 2024. The tender notice number is 30005978, while the TOT Ref Number is 105418187. Bidders can have further information about the Tender and can request the complete Tender document by Registering on the site.

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Procurement Summary

Country : Canada

Summary : Removal and Disposal of the Wreck of the Schooner “Ville De Vanier--

Deadline : 21 Aug 2024

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Notice Type : Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 105418187

Document Ref. No. : 30005978

Competition : ICB

Financier : Self Financed

Purchaser Ownership : Public

Tender Value : Refer Document

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Summary The Canadian Coast Guard's Vessels of Concern (VOC) Program (now Environmental Response and Marine Hazards: MHER), Central Region, conducted a technical assessment of a vessel of concern located in Gatineau, Quebec, in the Lac Leamy outlet on November 10, 2020. Following receipt of the assessment report, it was determined by the MHER Program that the wreck presented a significant level of danger to public health, safety and welfare. Following this assessment, it was decided to proceed with the removal of the wreck in order to eliminate the identified hazards. Description of work required • Remove all submerged and immersed parts of the wreck; ? The wreck must be removed exclusively by sea using the necessary means (barge, crane, divers, etc.) to dismantle the vessel from the water. ? Only those parts of the wreck not buried in the seabed are to be removed by cutting at seabed level. The project authority will give permission if buried parts can be removed. ? Mitigation measures must be put in place to minimize the risk of environmental hazards caused by excavation and dismantling work. (see non-exhaustive list in Section 4) ? Mitigation measures will have to be put in place prior to the work to allow diving and recovery of parts of the wreck by the Musée Maritime de Charlevoix (MMC). The MMC will have two (2) working days following the installation of mitigation measures to carry out its work. The project authority will authorize the start of removal work once the MMC...
Solicitation Type : RFP - Request for Proposal (Formal)
Reference Number : cb-521-65210973
Location : Canada
Dates Publication : 2024/08/06 12:00:00 AM EDT
Closing Date : 2024/08/21 02:00:00 PM EDT
Contact Information : Mazen Obeid
: (613) 299-2564
: Mazen.Obeid@dfo-mpo.gc.ca
Description : Summary The Canadian Coast Guard's Vessels of Concern (VOC) Program (now Environmental Response and Marine Hazards: MHER), Central Region, conducted a technical assessment of a vessel of concern located in Gatineau, Quebec, in the Lac Leamy outlet on November 10, 2020. Following receipt of the assessment report, it was determined by the MHER Program that the wreck presented a significant level of danger to public health, safety and welfare. Following this assessment, it was decided to proceed with the removal of the wreck in order to eliminate the identified hazards. Description of work required • Remove all submerged and immersed parts of the wreck; ? The wreck must be removed exclusively by sea using the necessary means (barge, crane, divers, etc.) to dismantle the vessel from the water. ? Only those parts of the wreck not buried in the seabed are to be removed by cutting at seabed level. The project authority will give permission if buried parts can be removed. ? Mitigation measures must be put in place to minimize the risk of environmental hazards caused by excavation and dismantling work. (see non-exhaustive list in Section 4) ? Mitigation measures...

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