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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on May 19, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Agriculture and Irrigation - Request for Proposal - General Earthworks – Southern Operations

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AB-2026-03864Canada

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Alberta Agriculture and Irritation’s Water Infrastructure and Operations Branch is seeking a general contractor to perform maintenance and repair work on a network of critical water management infrastructure spanning over 200 kilometers of conveyance canals and multiple large earthen dams, some classified as having an Extreme consequence of failure under Canadian Dam Association standards. The infrastructure, valued at approximately $10 billion, supports agricultural irrigation, municipal water supply, commercial operations, recreation, and provincial parks across the Southern Operations Region, including key sites such as the Waterton-St. Mary Headworks, Oldman River Dam, Lethbridge Northern Headworks, Mountain View Leavitt Aetna Headworks, Willow Creek, and Cypress Hills. The contractor must be capable of executing a broad range of earthwork tasks, including silt removal, slope stabilization, embankment repair, and settlement mitigation, adhering to standardized best practices or approved designs, with potential oversight provided by provincial-appointed Consultant Engineers on a project-by-project basis. Work will be assigned from a prioritized list, with each project’s scope verified by AGI prior to cost estimation and execution, and all activities must be completed to an upset limit as defined by the province. The solicitation, identified as AB-2026-03864, has a response deadline of June 2, 2026, and is open to general earthworks contractors with demonstrated experience in complex water infrastructure maintenance within Alberta.

General Info

Contract for specialized maintenance of Alberta's critical water infrastructure, including dams and canals.

Agency

Government of Canada → Agriculture and Irrigation

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238910 - Site Preparation ContractorsView NAICS

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Alberta, CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Agriculture and Irrigation
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Government of Canada → Agriculture and Irrigation
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Greg BrouwerContracting Authority

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Alberta Agriculture and Irrigation (AGI) - Water Infrastructure and Operations Branch (WIOB) is responsible for the operation and maintenance of approximately 10 billion dollars of provincially owned water management infrastructure. WIOB manages a number of dam sites and water conveyance systems in this region. This infrastructure includes large earthen dams, some with an Extreme consequence of failure classification per the Canadian Dam Association. WIOB is also responsible for the operation and maintenance of over 200 kilometres of conveyance canals and other miscellaneous water management infrastructure. This infrastructure provides water security for irrigation districts, water user co-ops for agricultural water supply, commercial businesses, domestic consumption, municipalities, recreational partners, Alberta Parks, and other individual users. Maintenance and repair work for this infrastructure is critical and is an ongoing focus of WIOB. Earthwork canals and embankments are prone to build up of siltation; sloughing of cut and fill slopes; and settlements in embankment fills. WIOB requires a general contractor that can deliver a wide array of specialized maintenance services, labour, and equipment in a timely manner to meet some of the complex operational and maintenance requirements of these diverse water management projects. The typical activities that could be included are outlined in Appendix B of the RFP. Some of these work activities may require oversight from a Consultant Engineer for design and quality assurance. Involvement of a Consultant Engineer, if required, will be provided by the province separately, and the Consultant Engineer’s oversight would vary from project to project. The RFP is for general earthworks to conduct maintenance and repair work as directed by AGI from a prioritized project list following standardized best practices or from a supplied design. The work will be completed within the Southern Operations Region. Project assignment areas may include the following sites and systems: • Waterton-St. Mary Headworks System near Cardston, Alberta • Oldman River Dam Project near Pincher Creek, Alberta • Lethbridge Northern Headworks System near Fort Macleod, Alberta • Mountain View Leavitt Aetna Headworks System near Mountain View, Alberta • Willow Creek Area near Stavely, Alberta • Cypress Hills Area near Medicine Hat, Alberta The successful proponent will complete work activities to an upset limit. AGI will meet with the successful proponent to verify the scope of work for each project. The Contractor will prepare cost estimates based on the verified scope of work for each project.