Merx #526-2026-01

The Government of Manitoba, through the Minister of Municipal and Northern Relations and the Waterhen Community Council, is seeking bids for a comprehensive tank replacement and sewer connection project in Waterhen, Manitoba. - Government Buyer: - Manitoba Municipal and Northern Relations (Minister of Municipal and Northern Relations, Waterhen Community Council) - Products and Services Requested: - Removal and disposal of three existing tanks at the Community Hall, Recreation Centre, and Fire Hall - Supply, delivery, and installation of three new 1000-gallon holding tanks (fiberglass or polyethylene) - Tanks must be shallow burial type and installed by certified installers - Installation and connection of sewer lines from each building to the new tanks, with proper drop as per code - Registration of new holding tanks with Manitoba Conservation - Backfilling and landscaping to restore sites to pre-dig conditions, including grass seeding - Mobilization and demobilization services - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Tanks must comply with Manitoba regulations and be registered with Manitoba Conservation - Installation must be performed by certified installers - Project includes both supply and installation, with all work to be completed by the specified deadline - Site restoration and landscaping are required - No specific OEMs or brands are mandated; tanks may be fiberglass or polyethylene - All work is to be performed at the Community Hall, Recreation Centre, and Fire Hall in Waterhen, Manitoba

This solicitation is a Request for Tender (RFT) issued by the Local Government Development Division North Central Region on behalf of Manitoba Municipal and Northern Relations. The project involves the removal and disposal of existing tanks and the supply, delivery, and installation of three new 1000-gallon holding tanks. Additionally, the work includes installing and connecting sewer lines from the Community Hall, Recreation Centre, and Fire Hall to the new holding tanks in the community of Waterhen, Manitoba, Canada. Bidders must submit their proposals electronically by May 1, 2026.