Manitoba Water Services Board Bidsandtenders #MWSB 1772

Russell Wastewater Treatment Lagoon Upgrades Construction Solicitation

This opportunity involves significant upgrades to the Russell Wastewater Treatment Lagoon for the Municipality of Russell-Binscarth: - Government Buyer: - Municipality of Russell-Binscarth (Manitoba, Canada) - OEMs and Vendors: - Nexom Inc. (pre-selected for aeration and SAGR systems) - Products/Services Requested: - Construction of two new aerated lagoon cells with 1.0 m thick compacted clay liners - Construction of two SAGR cells and two settling cells, each with 1.0 m thick compacted clay liners - Sourcing and hauling clay from a private borrow site approximately 7.5 km west of the lagoon - Construction of a new forcemain and site civil piping, including connections to existing lagoon cells - Building a blower building (slab on grade, wood frame) to house aeration and SAGR blowers, coagulant storage, and feed systems - Installation of pre-engineered aeration and SAGR systems supplied by Nexom Inc. under a Novation Agreement - Installation of new electrical service, HVAC, and chemical feed systems - Unique/Notable Requirements: - All work must comply with MWSB Standard Construction Specifications - Nexom Inc. is the pre-selected supplier for treatment equipment, and a Novation Agreement is required for their systems - Engineer's estimate for the project is approximately $8 million - Place of Performance: - Russell Wastewater Treatment Lagoon, Russell-Binscarth, Manitoba - Clay sourced from a private borrow site ~7.5 km west of the lagoon along HWY 16

Description

This solicitation is for the construction of upgrades to the Russell Wastewater Treatment Lagoon, including the construction of new aerated lagoon cells, SAGR cells, and settling cells with compacted clay liners. The project also involves sourcing clay from a private borrow site, constructing new forcemain and site piping, and building a blower building with associated electrical and HVAC systems. The work must conform to specified plans and standards, with an engineer's estimate of approximately $8 million. Bidders must submit proposals online by May 8, 2026.

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