Merx #0000318741

Winnipeg 2026 Local Streets Renewals Program – Grant Avenue Service Roads and Multiple Locations Construction Services

This opportunity involves the City of Winnipeg's 2026 Local Streets Renewals Program, targeting Grant Avenue Service Roads and multiple other locations for comprehensive road and sidewalk upgrades. - Government Buyer: - The City of Winnipeg (Public Works Department) - Scope of Work: - Asphalt reconstruction and pavement rehabilitation for streets and alleys - Sidewalk renewal, including installation of indicator surfaces and expansion joints - Street lighting installation and associated electrical works (pending Manitoba Hydro funding approval) - Transit shelter foundation construction and upgrades to transit stops - Watermain and water service insulation using extruded polystyrene rigid foam - Installation of speed humps, pavement reinforcement mesh, and painted pavement markings - Construction of various curb types, catch basin adjustments, and drainage improvements - Removal of steam manhole frames and covers - Use of recycled concrete aggregate for sub-base material - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with City of Winnipeg construction, safety, environmental, and accessibility standards - Coordination with Manitoba Hydro for street lighting scope - Strict performance timelines with liquidated damages for delays - Warranty periods of one to two years depending on work type - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; Manitoba Hydro is a key stakeholder for street lighting - Locations: - Multiple streets, alleys, and pathways across Winnipeg, including Grant Avenue Service Roads, Brock Street, Weatherdon Avenue, Nassau Street, and Selkirk Avenue Multi Use Path

Description

The City of Winnipeg is soliciting bids for the Residential Streets Renewal Program focusing on Grant Avenue Service Roads and various other locations. The project includes asphalt reconstruction, pavement and alley rehabilitation, sidewalk renewal, street lighting installation, and associated works funded by the city and Manitoba Hydro. The work involves extensive road and sidewalk construction activities, utility adjustments, and traffic management, with a completion target in October 2026. Part 2 of the work is contingent upon Manitoba Hydro funding approval.

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