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Northwest Drainage Channel - Phase 4 Upgrades

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2335017-01International

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The Contractor is awarded prime responsibility for performing work within an active Cenovus Energy Inc. refinery, requiring strict compliance with all site-specific safety protocols due to the high-risk industrial environment. The project, titled Northwest Drainage Channel - Phase 4 Upgrades, involves the excavation, grading, and construction of a stormwater pond adjacent to the Northwest Drainage Channel, including the regrading of surrounding embankments, stripping and stockpiling of topsoil, and excavation to precise subgrade elevations. All excess material must be loaded, hauled, and stockpiled offsite per the Engineer’s direction, while clay fill will be placed and compacted to form the storm pond’s contours. Rip-rap will be installed at designated areas for erosion control, and after earthworks are complete, the Contractor must apply topsoil and seed the area using materials they supply. The work is confined to a clearly delineated safety fence boundary, and the Contractor must operate under the heightened safety standards of an active refinery, ensuring no disruption to ongoing operations. The solicitation number is 2335017-01, issued by the City of Lloydminster through the Saskatchewan Public Sector, with bids due by August 13, 2026. James Rogers is the primary point of contact for all inquiries and coordination. The project location is in Saskatchewan, and all work must be performed in full compliance with municipal, provincial, and refinery-specific regulations, with no tolerance for deviations from approved procedures due to the sensitivity of the surrounding industrial infrastructure.

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Contractor to construct stormwater pond at Cenovus refinery with strict safety compliance, earthworks, rip-rap, and regrading in Saskatchewan.

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Saskatchewan Public Sector → City of LloydminsterView 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 → City of Lloydminster
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The Contractor is hereby notified that the proposed Scope of Work is located within an active refinery owned and operated by Cenovus Energy Inc. as such adherence to specific safety protocols and procedures will be critical. The Contractor awarded this Scope of Work will be deemed Prime Contractor for the Project Site delineated by the safety fence. The Scope of Work generally includes excavation, grading, and delineation of a proposed stormwater pond located adjacent to the Northwest Drainage Channel. The Scope of Work will also involve regrading and construction of stormwater channel slope embankments, stripping and stockpiling of topsoil, excavation to design subgrade elevations including loading, hauling, and offsite stockpiling of excess material, placement of embankment clay fill, storm pond contouring and compaction, and the supply and installation of rock rip-rap at designated locations. Surplus clay fill generated during excavation will be hauled offsite for stockpiling at a location specified by the Engineer. Following the delineation and excavation of the storm pond, the Contractor will be responsible for placing topsoil and Contractor-supplied seed.
Full Bid Documents and details: https://lloydminster.bidsandtenders.ca/Module/Tenders/en/Tender/Detail/ead6eaaa-1926-4e38-be5a-1b7916096a3d

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