Location
Canada / Americas
Project record
Meteghan floating wharf and pile rehabilitation
IMWO artist's impression of the published Meteghan floating wharf and pile rehabilitation scope
Meteghan Small Craft Harbour now has two distinct 2026 marine-construction awards. PSPC awarded Dexter Construction Company Limited CAD 4,292,100.00 contract CW2462474 to remove three floating-dock systems and associated pipe piles, except the middle set replaced in 2018, and install new docks and piles at the same location. DFO separately awarded Connors Diving Services Limited CAD 1,265,518.56 contract 4500109325 for Wharf 403 steel H-pile rehabilitation using concrete repairs and new fibre-reinforced polymer concrete jackets. The contracts have different owners of record, scopes and dates; neither published award proves mobilisation, installed units or acceptance.
Segment
Fishing harbour wharf, dredging and shore protection
Status
Dexter holds CAD 4.29 million CW2462474 for floating-dock and pipe-pile replacement, while Connors Diving holds CAD 1.27 million 4500109325 for Wharf 403 pile jackets and concrete repairs; both awards are active but mobilisation and progress are unverified / Confirmed
Last checked
8 August 2026
Coverage
Related sectors
Fishing harbour wharf, dredging and shore protection is the primary work classification. Related sectors connect this record to adjacent marine delivery and market coverage.
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Project anatomy
Contract scope and delivery roles
- Client / authority
- Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Small Craft Harbours; floating-wharf package procured through Public Services and Procurement Canada
- Delivery parties
- Dexter Construction Company Limited - prime for floating docks and pipe piles under CW2462474, Connors Diving Services Limited - prime for Wharf 403 pile jackets and concrete repairs under 4500109325, Dock fabrication, pile supply, diving, underwater concrete, FRP jacket, barge, survey and environmental lower tiers - not named in the cited public records
- Contract route
- PSPC ran solicitation WS5751535415 for the floating-dock and pipe-pile package and awarded Dexter CW2462474 on 30 July 2026 at CAD 4,292,100.00. DFO ran separate solicitation 30007912 and awarded Connors Diving 4500109325 on 17 June 2026 at CAD 1,265,518.56. The procurement records do not establish a contractual relationship between Dexter and Connors or disclose either lower-tier chain.
- Execution window
- CW2462474 runs from 30 July to 30 November 2026. Contract 4500109325 records a 4 June 2026 administrative start, 17 June award and 31 March 2027 end. These are contractual periods rather than proof of site access, dock removal, diving, jacket installation, final survey or harbour acceptance.
- Works package
- Dexter's package removes three existing floating-dock systems and associated pipe piles, except the middle set replaced in 2018, then installs new floating docks and pipe piles at the same location. Connors Diving's C2-00907 package rehabilitates Wharf 403 steel H-piles: remove existing concrete encasement, make partial above-water and underwater repairs, and replace circular or rectangular encasements with stay-in-place FRP concrete jackets and underwater concrete. The technical specification pays jackets and repaired piles per accepted unit but does not justify publishing a pile count without the controlled drawings and as-built record.
- Marine interfaces
- Both packages occupy an active core fishing harbour managed by the Harbour Authority of Meteghan, but their interfaces must remain evidence-led. The pile-repair specification requires safe facility circulation, debris and turbidity containment, temporary cautionary navigation buoys coordinated with the harbour authority, specialized underwater access, inspection and a final survey. The floating-wharf award creates a separate removal, temporary access, fabrication, pile-driving and reinstatement chain.
- Commercial evidence boundary
- The two exact base contract totals sum arithmetically to CAD 5,557,618.56, but that is not a published whole-project budget or final account. Keep CAD 4,292,100.00 against CW2462474 and CAD 1,265,518.56 against 4500109325. Unit rates, actual jacket and repair counts, dock quantities, amendments, certified progress, claims, retention and final accounts remain undisclosed.
Contract and delivery chain
Named roles and open packages
Named appointments are shown against the workstream they cover. Unallocated packages remain open until a project source identifies the responsible party.
Floating-wharf award
CW2462474 floating docks and pipe piles
- Named party
- Dexter Construction Company Limited
- Status
- Confirmed
- Source position
- CanadaBuys records the 30 July 2026 award, CAD 4,292,100.00 total and 30 November 2026 expiry. Source
Pile-repair award
4500109325 Wharf 403 pile jackets and concrete repairs
- Named party
- Connors Diving Services Limited
- Status
- Confirmed
- Source position
- CanadaBuys records the 17 June 2026 award, CAD 1,265,518.56 value and 31 March 2027 end date. Source
Underwater repair method
C2-00907 concrete pile jackets and local repairs
- Named party
- Connors Diving Services Limited
- Status
- Confirmed
- Source position
- The issued specification defines steel H-pile encasement removal, FRP jackets, underwater concrete, diver-supported repairs, incidental access and acceptance records. Source
Navigation filing
Floating wharf replacement at Meteghan
- Named party
- DFO Small Craft Harbours
- Status
- Confirmed
- Source position
- DFO's notice records Common Project Registry 14457 and NPP file 2026-216446 at 44°11'36.6"N, 66°10'1.2"W. Source
Mobilisation, quantities and lower tiers
Both harbour contracts
- Named party
- Undisclosed delivery chains
- Status
- Not evidenced
- Source position
- No cited public record confirms physical mobilisation, installed quantities, named lower tiers, completion or acceptance for either contract.
Project timeline
Material developments
Dated events that changed scope, counterparties, delivery, commissioning or operating status.
Open this project in the Change LogDexter received the floating-wharf package
The CAD 4.29 million award closed the prime for removal and replacement of three dock systems and associated pipe piles, but not the fabrication or field-progress chain.
SourceConnors Diving received the Wharf 403 pile-repair package
The separate CAD 1.27 million award placed concrete-removal, underwater repairs and FRP-jacket work under a named marine-diving prime through March 2027.
SourceDFO posted the floating-wharf navigation notice
The notice fixed the registry identity and Meteghan worksite coordinates while leaving approval, procurement and construction as separate gates.
SourceEvidence gap
What remains unverified
Outstanding evidence
- Separate notices to proceed and mobilisation evidence
- Floating-dock system dimensions, fabricator and delivery sequence
- Pipe-pile count, driving criteria and middle-set interface
- Wharf 403 jacket and repair unit counts from controlled drawings
- Named diving, FRP, underwater-concrete, survey and marine-plant lower tiers
- Temporary navigation buoys, harbour circulation and turbidity controls
- Inspection, testing, final survey and completion certificates
- Contract amendments, certified quantities and separate final accounts
Sources and related records
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Source collections
Project sources 5
- CW2462474 Meteghan floating-dock contract history CanadaBuys / Government of Canada, Contract awarded 30 July 2026; page reviewed 8 August 2026
- 4500109325 concrete pile-jacket award CanadaBuys / Government of Canada, Contract awarded 17 June 2026; page reviewed 8 August 2026
- C2-00907 Meteghan concrete pile-jacket specifications Fisheries and Oceans Canada / CanadaBuys, Issued for tender 27 February 2026; reviewed 8 August 2026
- Floating Wharf Replacement at Meteghan public notice Fisheries and Oceans Canada, 20 February 2026
- Meteghan Small Craft Harbour official listing Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Current directory reviewed 8 August 2026