This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on January 29, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.
FLOOD PROTECTION INFRASTRUCTURE PUMP STATION AND GRAVITY OUTFALL ST. ADOLPHE
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This contract involves the construction of a new flood pump station and gravity outfall at the St. Adolphe Valley Town Ring Dike, focusing on comprehensive flood protection infrastructure. The work includes expanding the inlet storage ditch, building a cast-in-place concrete pump station with a pre-engineered steel frame superstructure, installing various pressure and gravity drainage pipes, and constructing concrete weir and gate chambers. The scope further includes site preparation such as grubbing, clearing, excavation, and placement of impervious backfill, as well as specialized tasks like shoring for structures, installation of culvert gates, HDPE and reinforced concrete pipes, anti-seepage collars, and discharge piping. Additional components comprise structural elements including precast concrete piles, steel buildings, guardrails, ladders, and safety equipment, alongside mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation systems. The project also covers environmental management procedures, water control, access roads, placement of rip-rap stone and geotextile fabric, as well as erosion control via hydroseeding and mulching. Testing and commissioning works include pressure testing, television inspection of pipelines, and commissioning sequences with operation and maintenance manuals. Ancillary works such as fence erection, installation of steel bollards, and traffic control measures are included. The solicitation is managed by Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure under the Government of Canada, with a response deadline set for mid-February 2026. The contract calls for a comprehensive delivery of a major flood infrastructure facility combining civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical disciplines to enhance flood protection capabilities for the community.
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