Municipal waterfronts, provincial parks, federal infrastructure, and Crown corporation marine assets. Code-compliant, accessibility-ready, and built for the procurement and reporting standards public projects require.
Public-sector waterfront projects come with obligations that private commercial projects don't — accessibility code compliance, procurement processes, reporting requirements, and longer asset life expectations. We configure EZ Dock systems for those obligations from the start and supply the documentation that procurement officers, council members, and project managers need to move a project forward.
Typical agencies and project types we work with.
Public beach access, boat launches, small-craft moorage, and accessible waterfront for parks and recreation departments. From Lower Mainland municipalities to interior regional districts to coastal Vancouver Island communities.
Projects for BC Parks, the Ministry of Transportation, FrontCounter BC, and other provincial waterfront infrastructure. Designed for high-volume seasonal use and provincial accessibility standards.
Floating infrastructure for federal-managed sites — including small craft harbours, Coast Guard auxiliary facilities, Parks Canada waterfronts, and Crown corporation marine assets.
Waterfront access and aquatic program infrastructure for public schools, post-secondary institutions, and outdoor education programs.
Accessible waterfront access for community health programs, recreational therapy facilities, and adaptive aquatic programs.
We respond to public-sector RFPs and ITTs with full technical documentation, scope clarity, and pricing structured the way procurement officers need to see it. We don't pad scope, and we don't bury logistics in line items.
Government projects need paper. Spec sheets, warranty documentation, accessibility compliance statements, installation reports, anchoring confirmations, and seasonal inspection guidance — all standard deliverables on our public-sector projects.
Public projects can run on multi-year cycles and outlive the staff who initiated them. We're a BC-based business with long-term continuity and direct accountability — the people specifying your dock today are the same people you call in five years for service.
Public waterfront infrastructure has accessibility obligations that private commercial projects don't always carry. We configure EZ Dock systems with ADA-compliant transfer platforms, accessible ramps with proper grade and rail integration, and edge curbing that meets public-use safety standards — all specified up front, not added after a public consultation flags a gap.
For projects with specific provincial or federal accessibility requirements (CSA B651, BC Building Code Section 3.8, or federal Accessible Canada Act standards), we configure the system to the required standard and provide the compliance documentation as part of the deliverable.
We meet with project leads, procurement, or committee members to understand the use case, accessibility scope, site conditions, and procurement timeline. We're glad to be involved at the concept stage — early input on system specification often saves significant scope churn at the RFP stage.
We produce a fully specified system with detailed quote, drawings, technical data sheets, accessibility compliance statement, and warranty documentation. Suitable for council review, procurement evaluation, or RFP submission.
Once a contract is awarded, we coordinate procurement, delivery logistics, and any required staging. For multi-phase projects, we align delivery with the project schedule.
We install or coordinate with your contractor, commission the system, and deliver project closeout documentation — anchoring confirmations, warranty registration, accessibility compliance sign-off, and seasonal inspection guidance.
Contact us to discuss recent projects and references.
Rotomolded HDPE construction with a 10-year manufacturer warranty and a real-world service life that extends well beyond — meaningful for capital project planning and asset lifecycle reporting.
No painting, no sealing, no annual refurbishment. Once installed, the maintenance program is rinsing the dock surface and periodic anchoring inspection — relevant for parks departments and small public works teams with limited maintenance capacity.
Add slips, extend walkways, or reconfigure layouts in future budget cycles without replacing the original investment. Modular by design.
EZ Dock has been supplying floating infrastructure to municipal, state, provincial, and federal agencies across North America since 1991 — including extensive deployment at parks, accessible waterfronts, and public marine facilities.
Whether you're at the consultation stage, scoping for upcoming budget cycles, or preparing an RFP, we're glad to be involved early. Government projects benefit from technical input before specifications are locked.
Email: info@cascadedock.ca
Phone: 250-470-2235