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City of Lloydminster - Invitation to Bid - Old City Shop - Site Reclamation

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AB-2026-05409International

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The contract involves the complete reclamation of the Old City Shop site in Lloydminster, Alberta, requiring the systematic removal and disposal of hydrocarbon and salt-impacted soils at a location selected by the Contractor. Following soil disposal, the scope includes placing owner-supplied clay fill, performing earthworks grading, and installing a storm water pumping station with all associated components. The Contractor is responsible for connecting the pumping station to electrical power and ensuring its full commissioning. A 100-meter diameter HDPE forcemain must be installed to link the station to the City of Lloydminster’s storm sewer system along 49 Avenue, with the method of installation—either open-trench or horizontal directional drilling—left to the Contractor’s discretion based on site conditions and technical feasibility. All materials, labor, and logistics for these tasks fall under the Contractor’s obligations. The solicitation, issued by the City of Lloydminster under reference AB-2026-05409, was posted on July 30, 2026, with responses due by August 27, 2026. The project is managed by Project Engineer James Rogers, reachable via phone or email for inquiries. The work location is strictly within Lloydminster, Alberta, and the bid process is conducted through the Alberta Purchasing website. No set-aside provisions are specified, and the Contractor must be prepared to meet all technical, logistical, and regulatory requirements for soil remediation, civil works, and utilities integration without reliance on external direction for key decisions such as disposal site or installation method.

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Reclaim Old City Shop site in Lloydminster; remove contaminated soil, install storm pump and HDPE forcemain, grade with clay fill.

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City of LloydminsterView Agency

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562910 - Remediation ServicesView NAICS

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Lloydminster, AB, CAN

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AgencyCity of Lloydminster
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James RogersProject Engineer

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The Work generally comprises of: The loading, hauling, and disposing of hydrocarbon and salt impacted soils. The impacted soils disposal location shall be determined by the Contractor. Following the disposal of the impacted soils, the Work will include the placement of Owner supplied clay fill, earthworks grading, and the supply and installation of a storm water pumping station and associated appurtenances including connecting the pumping station to power and commissioning the system. The storm water pumping station will be connected to the City of Lloydminster storm sewer system within 49 Avenue via a Contractor supplied and installed 100m diameter HDPE forcemain installed using either open-trench or horizontal directional drilling (HDD). The forcemain installation method shall be determined by the Contractor.

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