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2022-05 - Atlantic Loop Technical Advisor

2022-05 - Atlantic Loop Technical Advisor
This solicitation is CLOSED

Basic Information

Reference Number

0000221445

Issuing Organization

Canada Infrastructure Bank

Owner Organization

Canada Infrastructure Bank

Solicitation Type

RFP - Request for Proposal (Formal)

Solicitation Number

2022-05

Title

Atlantic Loop Technical Advisor

Source ID

PP.CO.ON.1043729.C105391

Agreement Type

Broader Public Sector (BPS)

Details

Location

Canada, All of Canada, All of Canada

Delivery Point

All of Canada

Description

The CIB is jointly pursuing the development of the Atlantic Loop transmission project (the “Project”). The Project consists of four key projects connecting Quebec to New Brunswick to Nova Scotia, as follows:

  1. Quebec – Manic-New Brunswick Link
  • 225-265 km (expected to be a mix of overhead and subsea cables)
  • 2x800 MW bipole converter
     
  1. New Brunswick – Eel River to Salisbury
  • 310-370 km overhead line
  • 2x800 MW bipole converter
     
  1. New Brunswick – Salisbury Line
  • 70 km overhead line
     
  1. Nova Scotia – Onslow Line
  • 120 km overhead line

The transmission lines above are expected to be up to 1150 MW and a combination of HVDC/AC.
The CIB and the Government of Canada are working together with the Province of Quebec, the Province of New Brunswick and the Province of Nova Scotia (together, the “Provinces”), as well as the utilities in each province, namely, Hydro-Quebec, New Brunswick Power Corporation and Nova Scotia Power Inc. (collectively, the “Utilities”) to develop the Project.
The CIB is jointly pursuing the development of the Atlantic Loop transmission project (the “Project”). The Project consists of four key projects connecting Quebec to New Brunswick to Nova Scotia, as follows:
  1. Quebec – Manic-New Brunswick Link
  • 225-265 km (expected to be a mix of overhead and subsea cables)
  • 2x800 MW bipole converter
     
  1. New Brunswick – Eel River to Salisbury
  • 310-370 km overhead line
  • 2x800 MW bipole converter
     
  1. New Brunswick – Salisbury Line
  • 70 km overhead line
     
  1. Nova Scotia – Onslow Line
  • 120 km overhead line

The transmission lines above are expected to be up to 1150 MW and a combination of HVDC/AC.
The CIB and the Government of Canada are working together with the Province of Quebec, the Province of New Brunswick and the Province of Nova Scotia (together, the “Provinces”), as well as the utilities in each province, namely, Hydro-Quebec, New Brunswick Power Corporation and Nova Scotia Power Inc. (collectively, the “Utilities”) to develop the Project.
 

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Dates

Publication

2022/04/08 01:51:21 PM EDT

Bid Intent

Not Available

Question Acceptance Deadline

2022/04/22 12:00:00 AM EDT

Questions are submitted online

No

Closing DateA - Latest Amendment

2022/05/11 05:00:00 PM EDT

Contact Information

Frédéric Duguay

CIBLegal@cib-bic.ca


Justin Lok

416-847-7748

jlok@cib-bic.ca


Bid Submission Process

Bid Submission Type

Electronic Bid Submission

Pricing

Lump sum

Bid Documents List
Item Name Description Mandatory Limited to 1 file
Bid Documents Documents defining the proposal No No
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