Saskatchewan Tenders #COR26-00115

City of Regina 2026 Pedestrian Improvements Construction Solicitation

The City of Regina is seeking qualified contractors for the 2026 Pedestrian Improvements project, which will enhance pedestrian infrastructure across multiple city locations. - Government Buyer: - City of Regina, Procurement Branch and Roadways Preservation Branch - Key contact: Raman Jhita, Senior Purchasing Agent - Scope of Work: - Construction of approximately 1.4 km of new sidewalks - Removal and installation of concrete slabs, curbs, gutters, and pedestrian ramps - Asphalt pavement and driveway repairs - Excavation, saw cutting, and granular base course backfilling - Water and sewer improvements, including valve, catch basin, and manhole adjustments - Site grading, landscaping, and planting soil application - Traffic accommodations and quality control material testing - Products/Materials: - Concrete Seal-Sikagard H1000 (formerly Masterprotect H1000) for concrete sealing - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with sustainable concrete standards - Community benefit criteria emphasizing Indigenous participation and environmental sustainability - Greenhouse gas calculations required in proposals - Performance bonds, insurance, and warranty periods (two years from substantial performance) - Substantial performance required by September 30, 2026 - Locations: - Multiple sites in Regina, including 4th Avenue, Assiniboine Avenue, Lakeridge Road, Rae Street, Winnipeg Street, and Broad Street - **No specific OEMs or named vendors; open to qualified construction contractors.

Description

The City of Regina is seeking qualified and experienced entities to construct approximately 1.4 km of new sidewalks as part of the 2026 Pedestrian Improvements project. The scope includes concrete slab and gutter removal, excavation, saw cutting, installation of new sidewalks and pedestrian ramps, water and sewer improvements such as catch basin installation and manhole adjustments, site grading, landscaping, and traffic accommodations. The project aims to enhance pedestrian connectivity in the city, supporting safe and convenient walking, cycling, and transit use. Proposals must be submitted by May 18, 2026, at 2:00 PM CST.

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