Saskatchewan Tenders #RM494-2026-05

Road Construction and Clay Capping on Grid 793 for Rural Municipality of Canwood No. 494

The Rural Municipality of Canwood No. 494 is seeking bids for a 3.5-kilometer road construction and clay capping project on Grid 793. - Government Buyer: - Rural Municipality of Canwood No. 494 (Municipal Office, Canwood, SK) - Products and Materials: - Woven SX130T geotextile material (OEM: likely a geotextile manufacturer; specific OEM not named) - Supply and installation required beneath all sub cut areas, measured and paid per square meter - Culverts (30 inch, 36 inch, and 24 inch diameters, 70 feet each; supplied by municipality) - Gravel (supplied and hauled by municipality, but contractors may submit a separate bid to provide this service) - Services Requested: - Road construction and clay capping of 3.5 km on Grid 793 - Installation of supplied culverts, including rip rap at entrances and exits - Incorporation and compaction of gravel into the road subgrade - Supply and installation of geotextile material as per manufacturer specifications - Notable Requirements: - Contractor must provide all equipment, an onsite safety plan, $5M liability insurance, WCB Letter of Good Standing, business references, and a project timeline - Road design specifications: minimum 80 km/h design speed, 8.0 m surface width, 18 inch clay cap depth, 3:1 side slopes, 6% maximum gradient, 6% super elevation, and compaction to 95% Standard Proctor Density - Reflectorized signage for road closure and responsibility for line locates - Work must be completed between seeding and harvesting seasons - Payment for geotextile is based on actual square meters installed - Place of Performance: - Grid 793, Canwood, SK - Municipal Office at 641 Main Street, Canwood, SK - Borrow pit location in Canwood, SK

Description

The Rural Municipality of Canwood No. 494 is soliciting quotes for a road construction and clay capping project on Grid 793. The project involves clay capping 3.5 kilometers of road, building up the road, and installing culverts supplied by the municipality. The contractor is responsible for providing equipment, safety plans, insurance, and other necessary documentation. Work must be completed between seeding and harvesting, with a project timeline from July 1, 2026, to September 1, 2026.

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