B.C.’s highways and bridges are maintained by private contractors in 28 service areas throughout the province.
Together, these maintenance contractors:
The value of these 28 highway maintenance agreements totals approximately $590 million annually.
The Ministry of Transportation and Transit is preparing for the next phase of highway maintenance contract procurement, referred to as Round 6.5, for select service areas with agreements expiring in 2029.
The upcoming procurement process will focus on the following three service areas:
Procurement for these service areas is anticipated to begin in early 2027. Additional information regarding the procurement process, including future opportunities for industry information sessions, will be shared on this website and through BC Bid, as applicable.
For the procurements in the above three service areas, the Ministry will implement a limit on the number of highway maintenance contracts, including contracts that are already in place, that a contractor can hold. The Ministry anticipates limiting the number of contracts that a contractor may directly or indirectly hold, including by such relationships as affiliate, subsidiary, control, or subcontracting, to not more than seven.
An information session is anticipated later in 2026. Further details will be provided when available.
Contact us if you have questions about upcoming highway maintenance contracting opportunities.
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