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Gravel Crush Tender

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Tenders for gravel crushing services are being solicited by the Rural Municipality of Harris No. 316, with submissions due by 4:00 pm on Wednesday, September 20th, 2026. Contractors must provide detailed quotes for all six available options, each specifying the volume of material to be crushed from either the Clark Pit, the Ardath Pit, or both pits in combination, with stripping costs listed separately. The six options range from 60,000 to 100,000 cubic yards, with options four through six requiring equal allocation between the two pits. In addition, bidders are required to quote for winter crushing conditions, recognizing the potential for colder operational environments. The work will be performed at two designated locations: the Ardath Pit in NE 11-31-10-W3 and the Clark Pit in SW 32-31-12-W3, both located in Saskatchewan. All proposals must be submitted through the official tender portal, and inquiries should be directed to the primary point of contact, Adrienne, via phone or email provided in the official tender notice.

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Tender for gravel crushing services due Sept 20, 2026, six volume options from Clark and Ardath Pits, winter conditions included.

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Saskatchewan Public Sector → Rural Municipality of Harris No. 316View Agency

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237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

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SK, CAN

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AgencySaskatchewan Public Sector → Rural Municipality of Harris No. 316
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GRAVEL CRUSHING TENDER Tenders will be received by the above until 4:00 pm, Wednesday September 20th, 2026. We would ask that contractors provide quotes on all 6 options with stripping costs broke out separately. We also ask that quotes be provided on a winter crush. Crushing will take place in two pits, located as follows: Pit 1 – Ardath Pit – NE 11-31-10-W3 Pit 2 – Clark Pit – SW 32-31-12-W3
OPTION 1 Clark Pit 60,000 cu yd 60,000 cu yd OPTION 2 Clark Pit 80,000 cu yd 80,000 cu yd OPTION 3 Clark Pit 100,000 cu yd 100,000 cu yd OPTION 4 Ardath Pit & Clark Pit 30,000 cu yard each totalling 60,000 cu yd OPTION 5 Ardath Pit & Clark Pit 40,000 cu yard each totalling 80,000 cu yd OPTION 6 Ardath Pit & Clark Pit 50,000 cu yard each totalling 100,000 cu yd

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