Roads: Bathurst Street Bridge

[UserNameToronto]

Any real Bathurst Bridge enthusiasts on here?

Have you bought the t-shirt?

https://tresnormale.com/collections/urbanity/products/bathurst-bridge

 

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Finally some action on this:

Tender

Call number: 291-2017
Commodity: Construction Services, Bridge Repairs
Description: Bathurst St.
Bids are invited for Bathurst Street Bridge Rehabilitation and Replacement South of Front Street.
Issue date: October 13, 2017

Closing date: October 27, 2017
at 12:00 Noon

Pre-bid meeting: MANDATORY SITE MEETING - 10:00 A.M. local time on October 20, 2017 on site. Meet with the City representative under the Bathurst Street Bridge at the south abutment.

 

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And we have a winner...

Award of Tender Call No. 291-2017 to Grascan Construction Ltd./Torbridge Construction Ltd. for Bathurst Street Bridges Rehabilitation and Replacement, South of Front Street
Origin
(December 13, 2017) Report from the Director, Purchasing and Materials Management
Recommendations
The Director, Purchasing and Materials Management recommends that the Bid Award Panel grant authority to award the following contract:



Call Number:

Tender Call No. 291-2017



Description:

Contract No. 18ECS-TI-06BE for the Bathurst Street Bridges Rehabilitation and Replacement, South of Front Street.



Recommended Bidder:

Grascan Construction Ltd./Torbridge Construction Ltd.



Contract Award Value:

$2,014,750 net of all applicable taxes and charges

$2,276,668 including HST and all applicable charges

$2,050,210 net of HST recoveries



Contract is expected to start on date of award and end on December 31, 2018.

 

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Update from Layton's latest newsletter:

Construction Notice: Bathurst St (south of Front) Road Bridge Rehabilitation and Pedestrian Bridge Replacement
Beginning January 8, 2018 through until August 31, 2018 (dates subject to change) the City of Toronto will rehabilitate the Bathurst Street Bridge south of Front Street and replace the adjoining Fort York Pedestrian Bridge in 2018. The majority of the work is to take place beneath the bridge. This work will ensure that both bridges meet today’s standards and remain safe for vehicles and pedestrians in the future.

The project is part of the Council-approved 2018 Capital Works Program.

Work Details
The City’s contractor will:

• Repair and refurbish the existing underside of the Bathurst Street road bridge
• Perform minor repairs to the girders and sidewalks on top of the Bathurst Street road bridge
• Reconstruct the deck and repair the piers of the Fort York Pedestrian Bridge

More Information
If you have questions about the upcoming work, please contact and quote Contract #18ECS-TI-06BE:

Project Manager: Andrew Cheung, 416-338-2853 / andrew.cheung@toronto.ca.
TTY Hearing Impaired Service: 416-338-0889 / (7 Days a week, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm, closed holidays)
General inquiries: 311

Download the construction notice here.

 

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From the sound of the Construction Notice, the south ramp is to remain as is, with no change in the slope of the road that was supposed to take place. Yet, the sign say replacement of ramp.

With TTC putting streetcars back on Bathurst in Feb, how long will they remain there until replace by bus??

The bridge to Fort York has been removed.

Just got around to up load the shots I took and still working on others shot that day at this time.

Jan 19

 

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1. For those unfamiliar with the area, the bents in the bottom photo above are from the pedestrian walkway that entered Fort York from Bathurst Street.

2. I noticed today that 'they' have scaffolding erected under the Bathurst Street Bridge itself, from the rail tracks going south to where what seems to be the 'old bridge' ends - about where the walkway is. (You get a great view from inside the Library.)

 

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Finally, the tender call for the main part of the bridge.

Notice of Intended Procurement		Solicitation number:	Doc2241522807
Commodity:	Construction Services, Bridge Repairs
Description:	Bridge Rehabilitation Doc. 2241522807 - Bridge Rehabilitation of the Bathurst Street Bridge
Issue date:	February 18, 2020		Closing date:	March 3, 2020 at 12:00 Noon

 

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This schedule is in the attached document:

This Contract, including all site restorations, clean up, and rectification of all known deficiencies, must be completed within the timeframe, October 5, 2020 - Interim completion for allowing TTC force to mobilize for track installation work December 11, 2020 - Scheduled Substantial Performance of the Work, reopening of Bathurst Street from Front Street West to Fort York Boulevard and demobilization

 

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Tender to be awarded next week:

Award of Ariba Doc No. 2241522807 to Grascan Construction Ltd / Torbridge Construction Ltd for the Rehabilitation of Bathurst Street Bridge, South of Front Street West, Toronto for Engineering and Construction Services​

Origin​

(April 28, 2020) Report from the Chief Purchasing Officer​

Recommendations​

The Chief Purchasing Officer recommends that the Bid Award Panel grant authority to award the following contract: Solicitation Number: Ariba Doc No. 2241522807, Contract No. 20ECS-TI-02BE Description: Ariba Doc No. 2241522807 (39-2020), Rehabilitation of Bathurst Street Bridge, South of Front Street West, Toronto Recommended Supplier: Grascan Construction Ltd / Torbridge Construction Ltd Contract Award Value: $11,252,412 net of all applicable taxes and charges $12,715,226 including HST and all applicable charges $11,450,454 net of HST recoveries Contract is expected to start on date of award and end no later than December 31, 2021.​

 

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The City has just announced that this is a project that will be accelerated:

"Some of the major projects that will be accelerated include:

* Bathurst Street from Front Street West to Fort York Boulevard, bridge rehabilitation, TTC track rehabilitation resulting in full vehicular road closure, set to begin the week of May 17, 2020 •
Also
* Bathurst Street from Front Street West to Queen Street West, replacing a 143-year-old watermain"

 

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City Construction on Bathurst Street Begins this Month

While much of our focus during this time has been on responding to the COVID-19 pandemic, city maintenance projects are still underway. Several necessary maintenance projects are being coordinated on Bathurst Street. The image above provides a visual on each stage of this work, and corresponding timelines. You can access the full construction notice here.

Beginning the week of May 17, Bathurst Street from Front Street West to Fort York Boulevard will be closed to all vehicles (including cyclists) to accommodate bridge rehabilitation.

Pedestrians will have access to one sidewalk, and cyclists can dismount and use the available sidewalk. This closure will continue through December 2020. The nearby Garrison Crossing Bridges and the yellow Puente de Luz will remain open for cyclists and pedestrians to cross the rail corridor. Please note that construction work on this project will take place seven days a week, from 7 am – 11 pm Monday to Saturday, and 9 am – 7 pm on Sundays.

Beginning in June, Bathurst Street between Front Street West and King Street West will be partially closed for replacement of the 145-year-old watermain and existing substandard water service connections. Road access will be reduced to one shared (single file) lane in each direction for cars and cyclists. Sidewalks on both sides of the Bathurst will remain open. Parking will not be allowed in the work zone. Please note that construction work on this project will take place from 7 am – 11 pm Monday to Friday, and 7 am – 7 pm on Saturdays (with an exception for intersection work, which will occur from 7 am – 11 pm on weekends only).

Once this section is completed, this area will reopen, and Bathurst Street between King Street West and Queen Street west will be partially closed (estimated to begin in August) under similar conditions.

Finally, beginning in September, Bathurst Street between Wolseley Street and Dundas Street West will be partially closed for TTC track replacement. This work is estimated to take approximately four weeks, with sidewalks remaining open. Please note that construction work on this project will primarily occur during the following times, though some track work may occur 24/7: 7 am – 11 pm, Monday to Saturday; and 9 am – 7 pm on Sundays.

It is important that all residents are still able to access the street and their neighbourhood during this time. If you have an accessibility or accommodation request, please contact the Public

Consultation Unit at: downtownconstruction@toronto.ca or (416) 392-0472.

Due to the scheduled work, buses are replacing the 511 Bathurst streetcar for this period. TTC service information will be posted at www.TTC.ca.

For some residents, I understand that construction and road closures can pose an additional challenge during these difficult times. However, this work is key to ensuring that our roads, water system, and public transit are safe and working well. This is all part of building and maintaining our great city.

If you have any specific concerns or questions, please reach out to me at councillor_cressy@toronto.ca

 

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It rides off into the sunset. Adieu.

 

[jsjaker]

^ Is the bridge going to be replaced or just cleaned up?

 

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^ Is the bridge going to be replaced or just cleaned up?

Fixed up

 

[Northern Light]

Fixed up

Are they putting the tracks in an ROW?

I know they looked at extending an ROW from Fleet to Queen. They really should!

While they're at it..........eliminate parking on Bathurst, put in cycle tracks from Front to Queen.

North of Queen, eliminate parking and put in a tree-lined boulevard between the sidewalk and the curb; and create a bike lane, all the way to Bloor (for a start).