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Roadwork-DECOMMISSIONING OF A WOOD BOX CULVERT and SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF CULVERTS

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This contract, solicitation number HWY-H26072, involves the decommissioning of a wood box culvert and the supply and installation of two smooth wall steel pipe culverts via boring at specific locations on Highways 9, 39, and 80 in Saskatchewan. The project scope includes the installation of one 1,050 mm diameter by 23 m long pipe and one 650 mm diameter by 42 m long pipe, with estimated quantities of 65 m for boring/tunnelling, 140 cubic meters for decommissioning, and 200 cubic meters of Type 1 random riprap. The project is divided into two phases, with completion deadlines set for March 3, 2027, and July 15, 2027. Bidders are required to provide a deposit equal to 5% of their total bid. All inquiries must be submitted to the Ministry of SaskBuilds and Procurement at least three business days before the bidding close date of November 10, 2026. Following the award, bidders may request a debriefing session within 30 days to identify areas for improvement in future procurement opportunities.

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Decommissioning wood culvert and installing steel pipes on Saskatchewan highways by July 2027.

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AgencySaskatchewan Public Sector → Highways
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DECOMMISSIONING OF A WOOD BOX CULVERT and SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF ONE 1 050 mm DIAMETER BY 23 m LONG SMOOTH WALL STEEL PIPE CULVERT AND ONE 1 650 mm DIAMETER BY 42 m LONG SMOOTH WALL STEEL PIPE CULVERT BY BORING at one location on Highway No. 9, one location on Highway No. 39 and one location on Highway No. 80. Bidders shall submit all inquiries pertaining to the Bid Package documents a minimum of 3 business days prior to close of bidding directed to: Ministry of SaskBuilds and Procurement[email protected] Bidders may request a debriefing session from Ministry of SaskBuilds and Procurement by emailing [email protected] within 30 days after the award notification date. The intention of the debriefing is to aid the Bidder by identifying areas of improvement that may be applied to subsequent procurement opportunities.
Estimated Quantities: Supply And Installing Culverts By Tunnelling Or Boring, As Per Special Provisions: 65 m Decommissioning Of Culverts: 140 m3 Random Riprap Type 1: 200 m3 Completion Date: Phase I: March 3, 2027 Phase II: July 15, 2027 Deposit with each Tender - 5% of total bid.Deputy Minister of Highways

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