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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on March 26, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Transit Comfort Stations and Redonda Loop Upgrade

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This contract involves the construction of eight new transit comfort stations at seven locations throughout the City of Winnipeg, along with associated electrical service connections at all sites and sewer and water servicing at six of the sites. A key component also includes the reconstruction and upgrade of an existing bus loop at Redonda Street and Pandora Avenue, featuring new bus stop platforms, lighting, and a pedestrian crosswalk. Each comfort station is a single-stall, heated washroom designed exclusively for transit bus operators, built on pile-supported concrete foundations and fully fitted as per architectural, structural, mechanical, and electrical specifications. The work at each site involves comprehensive tasks such as coordinating with Manitoba Hydro for electrical service installations, obtaining necessary permits, performing utility connections, constructing sidewalks, installing drainage culverts, steel bollards, and landscape restoration including grading, topsoil, and sod installation. Specific activities include demolishing an existing comfort station at Salter Street, installing a wastewater holding tank at Silver Avenue, and upgrading infrastructure at Redonda Street with new lighting and bus stop platforms. The contractor is responsible for all necessary municipal and provincial permits to ensure occupation and must coordinate closely with stakeholders, including Manitoba Hydro and private property owners, to complete the works as detailed in the design drawings.

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Construct eight heated transit comfort stations, upgrade Redonda bus loop, complete utility and landscape work.

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Government of Canada → City of WinnipegView Agency

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237110 - Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures ConstructionView NAICS

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → City of Winnipeg
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Government of Canada → City of Winnipeg
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Drew MurrayContracting Authority

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D2. SCOPE OF WORK D2.1 The Work to be done under the Contract shall consist of constructing eight (8) new transit comfort stations at seven (7) sites across the City of Winnipeg, including electrical service connections at all seven (7) sites, site sewer and water servicing at six (6) of the sites, and reconstruction of an existing bus loop with new bus loop lighting at one (1) site, all constructed in accordance with the drawings and specifications in this Tender. D2.2 Transit comfort stations are permanent, single‑stall, serviced, heated washroom buildings with secured access, provided for the exclusive use of Transit bus operators during their routes. D2.3 The seven (7) sites are at the following locations: (a) Seel Avenue at Southwest Rapid Transitway (Southwest Corner) (i) Construct two (2) new comfort stations (b) Sage Creek Boulevard (25m West of Burning Glass Road — South Side) (i) Construct one (1) new comfort station (ii) Electrical service connection to CSTE on private property required – refer to design drawings. (c) Raleigh Street at Knowles Avenue (Southeast Corner) (i) Construct one (1) new comfort station (d) Redonda Street at Pandora Avenue (Northeast Corner) (i) Construct one (1) new comfort station (ii) Full reconstruction of existing bus loop. (iii) Construct new bus stop platforms on Redonda Street (iv) Construct new crosswalk across Redonda Street (e) Silver Avenue/Murray Park Road at Sturgeon Road (West Side — Southwest Corner) (i) Construct one (1) new comfort station (ii) Wastewater holding tank required — Refer to design drawings. (f) Salter Street at Southall Drive (Northeast corner) (i) Demolish one (1) existing comfort station (ii) Construct one (1) new comfort station (g) Old Commonwealth Path between Waterford Green Common & Keewatin Street (Mid- Block — North side) (i) Construct one (1) new comfort station (ii) Electrical service connection to nearby electrical service pedestal required – refer to design drawings. D2.4 The major components of the Work are as follows: (a) S eel Avenue at Southwest Rapid Transitway (Southeast Corner) (i) Construct two (2) new comfort station buildings each on pile-supported concrete foundations, including interior fit-up per Building, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical design drawings, complete with electrical service connection. (ii) Coordinate with Manitoba Hydro to install electrical service connection to each comfort station building including supply and installation of electrical meters. (iii) Construct wastewater sewer and domestic water service connections from each comfort station to respective wastewater sewer main and watermain on Seel Avenue, including obtaining cut permits and performing pavement/boulevard restoration. (iv) Construct new concrete sidewalk. (v) Supply and install a new drainage culvert. (vi) Supply and install steel bollards with concrete bases (vii) Perform landscape restoration including grading and placement of topsoil and sod. (b) S age Creek Boulevard (25m West of Burning Glass Road — South Side) (i) Construct one (1) new comfort station building on a pile-supported concrete foundation, including interior fit-up per Building, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical design drawings, complete with electrical service connection. (ii) Coordinate with Manitoba Hydro and private property owner at 50 Sage Creek Boulevard for service connection to existing CSTE on their property; supply and install conduit and service connection under parking lot, including obtaining private utility locates, performing soft excavations to confirm depth of existing utilities at conduit crossings, service connection to existing CSTE and on-site transformer, new pad-mount transformer next to comfort station, and connection to Manitoba Hydro- supplied meter at comfort station. (iii) Install new separate wastewater sewer and water service connections to respective wastewater sewer and watermain on Sage Creek Boulevard, including obtaining cut permits and performing sidewalk and boulevard surface restoration. (iv) Salvage and reinstall existing paving stones. (v) Replace concrete sidewalk. (vi) Restore areas disturbed by electrical service and conduit installation in parking lot on private property at 50 Sage Creek Boulevard along the conduit and service installation route. (vii) Protect existing landscaping outside of work area at edge of property at 50 Sage Creek Boulevard, plant new landscaping bed north of comfort station, and restore shrub mulch bed to equal or better condition than prior to construction. (c) Raleigh Street at Knowles Avenue (southeast corner) (i) Construct one (1) new comfort station building on a pile-supported concrete foundation, including interior fit-up per Architectural, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical design drawings, complete with electrical service connection. (ii) Coordinate with Manitoba Hydro to arrange for electrical service connection to new comfort station including supply and installation of electric meter. (iii) Install new wastewater sewer and water service connections to respective wastewater sewer and watermains on Knowles Avenue at Raleigh Street, including obtaining cut permits and performing pavement/boulevard restorations. (iv) Supply and install corrugated steel pipe culvert extension along bottom of existing ditch and backfill above to meet required design grades. (v) Supply and install new catchbasin and corrugated steel pipe outlet to ditch. (vi) Construct new concrete sidewalk. (vii) Supply and install steel bollards with concrete bases (viii) Perform landscape restoration including grading and placement of topsoil & sod. (d) R edonda Street at Pandora Avenue (Bus loop at northeast corner) (i) Construct one (1) new comfort station building on pile-supported concrete foundation, including interior fit-up per Architectural, Structural, Mechanical, wings, complete with electrical service connection. (ii) Coordinate with Manitoba Hydro to arrange for electrical service connection to new comfort station including supply and installation of electric meter. (iii) Install new wastewater sewer and water service connections to respective wastewater sewer and watermains on Redonda Street, including obtaining cut permits and performing pavement/boulevard restoration. (iv) Construct new concrete sidewalk and active transportation pathway extension on east side of Redonda Street along length of existing bus loop property. (v) Coordinate with Winnipeg Transit to allow Transit to remove and salvage existing bus shelter at loop prior to commencement of bus loop reconstruction works. (vi) Remove and replace existing concrete bus stop platforms c/w new curb on east and west sides of Redonda Street prior (vii) Demolish existing bus loop, and construct new concrete bus stop platforms on east and west sides of Redonda Street. (viii) Construct new pedestrian crosswalk across Redonda Street. (ix) Supply and install four (4) new light standards with concrete bases. (x) Supply and install steel bollards with concrete bases. (xi) Supply and install new reinforced concrete pavement slabs for future bus shelter. (xii) Supply and install new reinforced concrete pavement slab and bicycle rack. (xiii) Perform landscape restoration including grading and placement of topsoil & sod. (e) S ilver Avenue/Murray Park Road at Sturgeon Road (southwest corner) (i) Construct one (1) new comfort station building on pile-supported concrete foundation, including interior fit-up per Architectural, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical design drawings, complete with electrical service connection. (ii) Coordinate with Manitoba Hydro to arrange for electrical service connection to new comfort station including supply and installation of electric meter. (iii) Supply and install wastewater holding tank, including permit application with Province of Manitoba. (iv) Supply and install a wastewater sewer service connection from the comfort station to the wastewater holding tank. (v) Supply and install steel bollards with concrete bases. (vi) Supply and install a water service connection from the comfort station to watermain on Sturgeon Road, including obtaining cut permits and performing pavement/boulevard restoration. (vii) Construct new concrete sidewalk. (viii) Perform landscape restoration including grading and placement of topsoil & sod. (f) S alter Street at Southall Drive (Bus Loop at northeast corner) (i) Demolish one (1) existing comfort station, including plugging and abandoning existing wastewater and water service connections. (ii) Construct one (1) new comfort station building on pile-supported concrete foundation, including interior fit-up per Architectural, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical design drawings, complete with electrical service connection. (iii) Coordinate with Manitoba Hydro to arrange for disconnection of electrical service to existing comfort station and installation of new electrical service connection to new comfort station including supply and installation of electric meter. (iv) Install new separate wastewater sewer and water service connections to respective wastewater sewer and watermains on Southall Drive, including obtaining cut permits and performing pavement/boulevard restoration. (v) Construction of new concrete sidewalk and curb (vi) Supply and install steel bollards with concrete bases. (vii) Remove and dispose existing fence (viii) Perform landscape restoration including grading and placement of topsoil & sod. (g) O ld Commonwealth Path (north side, mid-block Waterford Green Common & Keewatin S treet) (i) Construct one (1) new comfort station building on pile-supported concrete foundation, c/w interior fit-up per Architectural, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical design drawings, complete with electrical service connection. (ii) Coordinate with Manitoba Hydro to arrange for electric service connection and new comfort station electric meter. (iii) Supply and install new electrical service cable through an existing conduit from Manitoba Hydro-supplied electrical meter at comfort station to existing electrical CSTE pedestal adjacent to heated transit shelter east of the site. (iv) Connect comfort station to existing wastewater sewer and water service connection stubs at comfort station location in north boulevard on Old Commonwealth Path. (v) Construct new concrete sidewalk. (vi) Supply and install steel bollards with concrete bases. (vii) Perform landscape restoration including grading and placement of topsoil & sod. D2.5 Additional General items: (a) For all sites, the Contractor shall be responsible for obtaining all necessary permits from the City of Winnipeg to achieve occupancy, including electrical, plumbing and mechanical permits. (b) For the Silver Avenue Site, the Contractor shall be responsible for obtaining the holding tank permit from the Province of Manitoba. Bidding and Documents are available on http://www.merx.com. Fees may apply; See https://www.merx.com/public/pricing for more information.

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