Merx #RFP-ICP-MPB-2026-01-NPP-Rev_2

Planned Procurement for Owners Engineer Services – PTH 1E Twinning Project

Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure's Major Projects Branch is announcing a planned procurement for the PTH 1E Twinning project, a major infrastructure initiative in Manitoba. - Government Buyer: - Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure, Infrastructure Capital Projects Division, Major Projects Branch - Project Scope: - Construction of approximately 16 kilometers of new divided four-lane road from 5.0 km west of PR 301 to the Ontario Boundary - Reconstruction of two interchanges (Falcon Lake Townsite/Ranch Access and PTH 44) - Construction of a flyover at PR 301 - Installation of new drainage structures - Addition of features to accommodate recreational activities within a Provincial Park - Services Requested: - Owners Engineer (OE) services, including: - Functional/preliminary and detailed design - Procurement support for construction and service providers - Contract administration and construction inspection for early works packages - Design support during construction and warranty phases - Estimated Project Value: - Exceeds $500 million - Unique Requirements: - Project delivery method will be Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) - Services span from early design through construction and warranty support - Work will occur within a Provincial Park, requiring accommodations for recreational use - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the notice - Place of Performance: - PTH 1E corridor from west of PR 301 to the Ontario Boundary, including Provincial Park areas

Description

This Notice of Planned Procurement (NPP) announces Manitoba's intention to competitively select multiple service providers for the planning, design, delivery, and oversight of the PTH 1E Twinning project. The project involves constructing approximately 16 kilometers of new divided four-lane road, reconstructing interchanges and a flyover, installing new drainage structures, and accommodating recreational features within a Provincial Park. The estimated project value exceeds $500 million, with major construction activities planned from 2030 to 2034. This notice is for information only and does not constitute a solicitation or request for qualifications.

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