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Village of Edberg - Invitation to Bid - Infrastructure Development - Water and Sewer

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AB-2026-01771International

Submission Closed04/03/2026, 11:45:00 AM UTC

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The contract involves the removal and replacement of water and sanitary infrastructure in Edberg, Alberta, specifically along Highway 609 and 1st Avenue West. Key construction activities include horizontal directional drilling for an 8-inch sanitary main line approximately 175 meters in length, installation of smaller 4-inch sanitary service lines to multiple residential locations, and connections to existing sanitary manholes at either end of the project area. Additional work includes the installation and potential decommissioning of sanitary manholes, open excavation or directional drilling options for the water and sanitary main lines on 1st Avenue West, and the installation of a new water service line to the Village Recreation Grounds with a flushing dry hydrant. The scope also covers the installation of fire hydrants near key intersections, though their inclusion is optional and priced separately in the unit price schedule. All disturbed areas, including asphalt and landscaping, must be restored to pre-construction or better conditions at the contractor’s expense. Comprehensive cleaning, testing, backfilling, compaction, and final site finishing are required throughout the project. The contract is managed by the Village of Edberg with responses due by early April 2026, and the project emphasizes maintaining the integrity of existing infrastructure while upgrading critical water and sewer systems within the highway right-of-way and adjacent residential areas.

General Info

Removal and replacement of water and sanitary lines, drilling, fire hydrants, and site restoration in Edberg, Alberta.

Agency

Government of Canada → Village of Edberg

NAICS

237110 - Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Alberta, CAN

Set-Aside

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Timeline

PhaseClosed

PostedMar 26

Solicitation

Response DeadlineApr 3

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Submission Closed

04/03/2026, 11:45:00 AM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyGovernment of Canada → Village of Edberg

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Government of Canada → Village of Edberg

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Full Description

The construction of this project includes work relating to removing and replacing the infrastructure, located in Edberg, Alberta, Canada. This includes, but is not limited to, the following: Highway 609 Operations - Horizontal Directional Drilling - 200mm (8”) diameter Sanitary Main Line – Approximately 175m horizontal length - 100mm (4”) diameter sanitary service lines - One (1) residential location on the South side of highway 609 (opposite side of the highway from where the new main line is to be located. - 100mm diameter sanitary service connections – five (5) locations - Located on the North side of Highway 609 - At/near the new sanitary main line location - Residential locations on the North side of Highway 609 (same side as the new main line is to be located) Sanitary Main Line connections - Two (2) Sanitary Manholes - One (1) at the East end – Railway Avenue - One (1) at the West end – 1st Avenue West - Backfilling and compaction - Flushing, cleaning, and testing of the sanitary system - Landscaping, topsoiling, and finishing all impacted Highway 609 areas. 1st Avenue West - Open excavation (this can be proposed and priced as Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) operations if a contractor chooses to do so) - Sanitary and Water Main lines and services - One (1) service located at/near the South end of 1st Ave West (Library) - Sanitary and Water Main connections - Existing sanitary MH located at/near the intersection of 1st Street South. This one (1) is to be decommissioned. The inlets/outlets are to be plugged with concrete or non-shrink grout, the MH is to be filled/compacted with clay or GBC, and left in place. - New sanitary MH to be installed at new intersection connection to Railway Ave (North of the current/existing MH) - Existing water main lines at/near the intersection of 1st Street South (PVC) - Existing water main line at/near the intersection of Highway 609 (HDPE installed in 2024) - Existing water main line running E-W along the North side of Highway 609 (HDPE installed in 2024) Water Service(s) - Village Recreation Grounds are location SE of the intersection of Railway Ave and Highway 609. A new water service is to be directional drilled, across Highway 609 (perpendicular to the Highway) then terminated at the Recreation Grounds. This service includes a dry hydrant (flushing hydrant) at the termination location. Fire Hydrants - One (1) located at/near the intersection of 1st Street South. Exact location of this is to be determined, as its connection may be located on 1st Street South. This is a deletable item in the Unit Price Schedule (UPS). - One (1) located at/near the intersection of Railway Ave. This is a deleable item in the UPS. - Backfilling and compaction all applicable areas - Flushing, cleaning, and testing of the applicable infrastructure piping systems - Landscaping, topsoiling, and finishing all impacted areas. Damages - Important to note that any areas impacted during construction operations are to be reinstated to their pre-construction state, or better, condition. This would include any damage to the existing asphalt surface in the highway ROW, etc, and all costs are to be at the contractors expense, considered incidental to the work. For additional information on the project scope, see the complete tender package.