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Repairs to Rivers Inlet Public Port Facility Wharfheads

Location
British Columbia, Canada
Responses due
Oct 15, 2026

Overview

Transport Canada (TC) requires the supply of all labour, materials, equipment, and supervision necessary to replace three bearing piles at the Rivers Inlet Public Port Facility wharfhead. The work includes the removal and disposal of the existing piles and the supply and installation of replacement bearing piles. This work is required to maintain the structural integrity, operational reliability, and safe operation of the facility for ongoing public and commercial marine activities.

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