This project's objective is to address drainage issues at five (5) different parks in the City of Lethbridge. The scope of work will include, but not limited to, topographic survey layout, reviews with the Engineer representative and City Parks Department, coordination of Bull Trail work with the hired archaeologist, coordination of the irrigation system with City Parks, utility locates and confirmation, public notices, as built information following construction activities, monitoring erosion control, progress meetings, construction administration for payments, and submissions for any necessary submittals. The following sites are: 1. Bull Trail Park The work zone begins near the top of the existing staircase to the bottom of the Coulee. The repair consists of find grading and cleaning along the trail, establishing a ditch complete with water bars to divert runoff, installation of storm pipe under pathway and pathway restoration. Bull Trail will require an archaeologist (to be hired by the City) to be onsite while any groundworks is completed. The schedule for work at Bull Trail Park will need to be flexible as it requires coordination with the hired archaeologist to ensure the Historic Resources Impact Assessment required by the Province of Aberta is complete. If the site schedule cannot be met by either party, the Bull Trail Park site will be removed from the scope of work for this project by the City of Lethbridge. 2. Canyons Park The repairs consist of addressing a flat surface behind existing home, northeast from the pond's\waterfall feature. The work includes installation of drain tile, landscape catch basins, sod and mulch restoration, and connection to an existing storm manhole. 3. William Pearce Park Repairs required to address the inadequate runoff behind existing homes, east of the canal, include sod restoration, fine grading a low-profile v-ditch and establishing new high points and low points to promote suitable storm water runoff. 4. Chinook Lake Park An area north of the fence line suffers from poor drainage which results in ice buildup over the existing pathway throughout the winter months. To address this, work consists of establishing a low-profile ditch, landscape restoration, trenchless installation of a storm pipe underneath existing pathway, landscape catch basin installation, and rip rap repairs. 5. Ravine Park The center of this park suffers from poor runoff due flat areas. The repairs include establishing low profile ditches, drain tile installation new landscape catch basins, connection to an existing storm manhole, sod and mulch restoration, and fine grading. The work to be completed under this Contract consists of supplying all materials, equipment, products, labour and transportation to complete the 2024 Parks Drainage Repair construction project as per the attached design package. Work will include, but is not limited to: Prime Contractor responsibilities Project management Interpretation of the design Coordination of activities and personnel Quality control Construction surveys and layouts Traffic and pedestrian safety and accommodation Safeguarding of work areas Turf removal, topsoil stripping, and re-grading Material salvage Rip-rap placement Limestone pathway construction Weeping tile, drainpipe and landscape catch basin installation Coring into existing concrete catch basins Irrigation adjustments, relocations and/or repairs Topsoil placement and finish grading Mulching Sodding Landscape rehabilitation Protection of completed work areas Documents can be obtained from https://lethbridge.bidsandtenders.ca/ Low Bid price was not released for publication.