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Lagoon Dredging

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UTL-2026-04International

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The City of Weyburn is inviting qualified proponents to submit proposals for the dredging of approximately 10,000 cubic meters of accumulated sludge, also referred to as biosolids, from its primary wastewater treatment lagoon. This solicitation, identified as UTL-2026-04, is aimed at addressing long-term buildup that impacts the operational efficiency of the lagoon and is part of the City’s ongoing infrastructure maintenance efforts. Proposals must be submitted through the official BidsandTenders platform, with the response deadline set for July 31, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. Central Time. Registration to access bid documents is free and required through the designated portal, and the City emphasizes that it does not endorse or verify information posted on third-party websites. All inquiries and communications regarding this tender should be directed to the City’s Engineering department at engineering@weyburn.ca or by phone at 306-848-3221. The contract opportunity is listed under the Saskatchewan Public Sector and is open to any qualified proponent without set-aside restrictions. The work is to be performed at the City’s wastewater treatment facility located in Weyburn, Saskatchewan. Late submissions will not be accepted, and proponents are advised to review all documentation on the official site to ensure full compliance with technical, safety, and regulatory requirements associated with handling and disposing of biosolids.

General Info

Dredge 10,000 m³ biosolids from Weyburn’s wastewater lagoon by July 31, 2026, via BidsandTenders.

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Saskatchewan Public Sector → City of WeyburnView Agency

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

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SK, CAN

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AgencySaskatchewan Public Sector → City of Weyburn
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The City of Weyburn is seeking proposals from qualified proponents for the following: Dredging to remove approximately 10,000 m3 of accumulated sludge (biosolids) from the City’s primary wastewater treatment lagoon owned and operated by the City of Weyburn.
For Bid documents and email notifications, please visit and register for the Bid using the following link: https://weyburn.bidsandtenders.ca/Module/Tenders/en/Tender/Detail/c7f96c88-8562-4729-922a-9dc050e9a8d4?fa=DE25269F9AA537976900B35A4484067A6F4E64E0 Registration on BidsandTenders is free for City of Weyburn opportunities. The City of Weyburn cannot verify accuracy for advertisements for this Bid on third party site

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