RFP 250065 - Clayburn Creek Sediment Removal and Bank Repair
| Location: | Federal |
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| Posted: | Apr 17, 2025 |
| Due: | May 27, 2025 |
| Agency: | Government of Canada |
| Type of Government: | State & Local |
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| Solicitation No: | BC250065 |
| Publication URL: | To access bid details, please log in. |
Description
Clayburn Creek is a tributary of the Fraser River that originates on Sumas Mountain and flows west through Clayburn Village, northwest onto Matsqui Prairie, and eventually into the Fraser River through the Matsqui Pump Station.
The November 2021 Atmospheric River Event (“ARE”) caused high creek flows which resulted in erosion and undercutting of Clayburn Creek’s banks. The headwater tributaries of Clayburn Creek originate in a series of steep ravines on Sumas Mountain and the ARE triggered multiple landslides culminated in aggradation of sediments along Clayburn Creek.
The objective of the Work is to restore the Work Site to its pre-ARE condition by removing sediment and restoring channel banks. The Work consists of sediment excavation, hauling and off-site disposal of sediment and site debris, bank stabilization using buried, planted riprap, restoration of riparian vegetation and fish habitat offsetting. The Work consists of nine (9) identified work zones over a combined distance of
approximately 1.2 kilometers of the creek channel.
The November 2021 Atmospheric River Event (“ARE”) caused high creek flows which resulted in erosion and undercutting of Clayburn Creek’s banks. The headwater tributaries of Clayburn Creek originate in a series of steep ravines on Sumas Mountain and the ARE triggered multiple landslides culminated in aggradation of sediments along Clayburn Creek.
The objective of the Work is to restore the Work Site to its pre-ARE condition by removing sediment and restoring channel banks. The Work consists of sediment excavation, hauling and off-site disposal of sediment and site debris, bank stabilization using buried, planted riprap, restoration of riparian vegetation and fish habitat offsetting. The Work consists of nine (9) identified work zones over a combined distance of
approximately 1.2 kilometers of the creek channel.
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Contract duration
The estimated contract period will be 48 month(s).
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