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2026 Regional Street Renewal Program - Corydon Avenue Pavement Rehabilitation

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29-2026International

Submission Closed04/09/2026, 06:00:00 PM UTC

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The contract involves a comprehensive regional street renewal program specifically targeting Corydon Avenue, encompassing various types of work funded by multiple city departments. The project is divided into five parts: City Funded Work, Winnipeg Transit Funded Work, City of Winnipeg Active Transportation Funded Work, Water and Waste Funded Work, and Water and Waste Funded Water Main Renewal Work. City Funded Work primarily covers minor and major rehabilitation of specific segments along Corydon Avenue, including pavement planing, removal and replacement of asphalt and concrete, installation of catch basins and curbs, sidewalk renewal, and boulevard grading and sodding. Transit Funded Work focuses on transit improvements, while Active Transportation Work involves construction of multi-use paths, tree trimming, installation of bollards, and relocation of certain utilities. Water and Waste Work includes manhole repairs, water main renewals, installation of valves and hydrants, abandonment of old infrastructure, and necessary testing and disinfection. Funding for Parts 2 through 5 is not yet approved but is expected by late May 2026; hence, these parts are contingent on receiving sufficient funding from the respective departments. If funding is not secured, the City reserves the right to eliminate portions of these works, with corresponding reductions to the contract price and adjustments to project timelines. The contract outlines detailed technical components and construction methods for each segment, emphasizing a combination of rehabilitation, utility upgrades, and pedestrian and transit infrastructure improvements. Bidders have a deadline to submit their proposals by early April 2026 and may access tender documents through specified online procurement platforms. The contract is managed by the City of Winnipeg, with Drew Murray designated as the primary contact.

General Info

Corydon Avenue renewal with phased work on transit, utilities, sidewalks; funding pending May 2026.

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Government of Canada → City of WinnipegView Agency

NAICS

237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge ConstructionView NAICS

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PostedMar 26

Solicitation

Response DeadlineApr 9

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04/09/2026, 06:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → City of Winnipeg

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D2. SCOPE OF WORK D2.1 The Work to be done under the Contract shall consist of five parts: (a) Part 1 – City Funded Work (b) Part 2 – Winnipeg Transit Funded Work (c) Part 3 – City of Winnipeg Active Transportation Funded Work (d) Part 4 – Water and Waste Funded Work (e) Part 5 – Water and Waste Funded Water Main Renewal Work Part 1 – City Funded Work D2.2 City Funded Work shall consist of: (a) Minor Rehabilitation (i) Westbound Corydon Avenue – Shaftesbury Boulevard to Tuxedo Avenue (ii) Eastbound Corydon Avenue – Tuxedo Avenue to Edgeland Boulevard (b) Major Rehabilitation (i) Westbound Corydon Avenue – Tuxedo Avenue to Kenaston Boulevard (ii) Eastbound Coryon Avenue – Edgeland Boulevard to Kenaston Boulevard Part 2 – Winnipeg Transit Funded Work D2.3 Winnipeg Transit Funded Work shall consist of: (a) Transit Improvements on Corydon Avenue - Shaftesbury Boulevard to Kenaston Boulevard Part 3 – City of Winnipeg Active Transportation Funded Work D2.4 City of Winnipeg Active Transportation Funded Work shall consist of: (a) Construction of Multi Use Path (i) South side of Corydon Avenue – Park Boulevard to Edgeland Boulevard (ii) North side of Corydon Avenue – Edgeland Boulevard to Doncaster Street (iii) Lockston Alley – Doncaster Street to Kenaston Boulevard Part 4 – Water and Waste Funded Work D2.5 Water and Waste Funded Work shall consist of: (a) Manhole Repairs (i) Corydon Avenue – Manhole Repair (MH60006038) (ii) Corydon Avenue – Manhole Repair (MH60006036) (iii) Corydon Avenue – Manhole Repair (MH60006086) (iv) Corydon Avenue – Manhole Repair (MH60005911) (v) (v) Doncaster Street – Manhole Repair (MH60006106) Part 5 – Water and Waste Funded Water Main Renewal Work D2.6 Water and Waste Funded Watermain Renewal Work shall consist of: (a) Watermain Renewals (i) Corydon Avenue from Park Boulevard North to Tuxedo Avenue, (ii) Handsart Boulevard from Corydon Avenue to Nanton Boulevard D2.7 The City currently has no approved funding in the Capital Budget for Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 and Part 5 of the Work, but is anticipating receiving notification about funding from Winnipeg Transit, City of Winnipeg Active Transportation and the City of Winnipeg Water and Waste Department by late May 2026. Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 and Part 5 of the Work is contingent upon Winnipeg Transit, City of Winnipeg Active Transportation and the City of Winnipeg Water and Waste Department approving sufficient funding. D2.7.1 Further to C7.1, if notice of sufficient funding is not received, the City shall have the right to eliminate all or any portion of Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 and/or Part 5, and the Contract Price will be reduced accordingly. D2.7.2 Further to C7.5, C7.5.1, and C7.6, a reduction in the Contract Price pursuant to D2.7.1 shall not be considered in calculating the aggregate reduction in the Contract Price for purposes of C7.5. D2.7.3 If all or any portion of Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 and/or Part 5 is eliminated pursuant to D2.7.1, the time periods stipulated in D18 for Substantial Performance of the Work and in D20 for Total Performance of the Work will be reduced proportionally by the Contract Administrator acting reasonably. D2.8 The major components of the Work are as follows: (a) Minor Rehabilitation (i) Planing existing asphalt pavement (ii) Removal of existing asphalt and concrete pavement (iii) Removal of existing catch pits and catch basins (iv) Installation of catch basins and sewer service pipe (v) Removal of existing concrete curbs and splash strip (vi) Full depth concrete repairs of existing joints and slabs (vii) Construction of monolithic concrete curb and splash strip (viii) Construction of monolithic concrete bullnose and median slabs (ix) Construction of 150mm concrete barrier curb (x) Construction of asphalt pavement overlay type SP1 (xi) Renewal of 100mm concrete sidewalk (xii) Construction of 150mm reinforced concrete sidewalk (xiii) Installation of detectable surface warning tiles (xiv) Placement of imported fill (xv) Boulevard grading and sodding (b) Major Rehabilitation (i) Complete manhole and sewer Work (sewer inspections as required) (ii) Planing existing asphalt pavement (iii) Removal of existing asphalt and concrete pavement (iv) Removal of existing catch pits and catch basins (v) Installation of catch basins and sewer service pipe (vi) Removal of concrete barrier and modified barrier curbs (vii) Placement of separation/filtration geotextile fabric (viii) Placement and compaction of sub-base and base course material (ix) Modifications to Traffic Signals and Pedestrian Crossings (By Others) (x) Construction of 200mm reinforced concrete pavement (xi) Construction of monolithic concrete curb and splash strip (xii) Construction of monolithic concrete bullnose and median slabs (xiii) Construction of 150mm concrete barrier curb (xiv) Construction of 180mm concreter modified barrier curb (xv) Construction of asphalt pavement overlay type SP1 (xvi) Renewal of 100mm concrete sidewalk (xvii) Construction of 150mm reinforced concrete sidewalk (xviii) Installation of detectable surface warning tiles (xix) Placement of imported fill (xx) Boulevard grading and sodding (c) City of Winnipeg Active Transportation Work (i) Tree trimming (ii) Installation of bollards (iii) Removal of concrete pavement and curbs (iv) Relocation of Hydrants (v) Relocation of Hydro Poles (By Others) (vi) Construction of 150mm concrete barrier curb (vii) Construction of monolithic concrete ramp curb and sidewalk (viii) Installation of detectable surface warning tiles (ix) Construction of multi-use asphalt path (Type MS1 asphalt) including excavation and placement of pathway structure (d) Water and Waste Work (i) Replace manhole base, replace manhole risers, repair and grout cracks (e) Water and Waste Watermain Renewal Work (i) Installation of 200 mm and 150 mm PVC water main by trenchless methods (ii) Install new valves, water service shutoff valves (iii) Abandonment of existing water mains (iv) Installation of hydrant assemblies, gate valves and other appurtenances (v) Reconnection and renewal of water services (vi) Tie-in to existing water mains (vii) Removal of existing hydrants (viii) Abandonment of existing gate valves (ix) Flushing, hydrostatic leakage testing and disinfection of new water main (x) Restoration of pavement, sidewalk and boulevardBidding and Documents are available on http://www.merx.com. 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