Saskatchewan Tenders #COR26-00075

City of Regina RFP for Cathodic Protection Survey, Design & Construction Services

The City of Regina is seeking qualified engineering firms to provide cathodic protection survey, design, and potential construction services for its municipal steel pipeline infrastructure. - Government Buyer: - City of Regina, Procurement Branch - Scope of Work: - Annual adjustive survey of cathodic protection (CP) systems covering 112 km of steel pipelines, 24 rectifiers, and 164 test points/valve chambers - Close Interval Potential Surveys (CIPS) and coating defect assessments on six specific pipeline sections - Investigation and engineering design to restore cathodic protection at four identified deficient sites - Preparation of technical reports, engineering designs, construction specifications, and cost estimates - Optional Phase 2: Construction work at deficient sites, post-construction surveys, and reporting (subject to City approval) - Products/Services Requested: - No specific OEMs or part numbers; services focus on engineering, inspection, survey, and construction for cathodic protection systems - Lump sum line items for mobilization/demobilization, surveys, investigations, and reporting - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with NACE SP0169 and SP0502 standards for cathodic protection - Professional engineering certification in Saskatchewan - Digital/electronic submission of all reports and drawings - Performance security and labor & materials payment bonds required for construction phase - Locations: - Work to be performed at multiple City of Regina water infrastructure sites, including Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant, Albert Street Reservoir, North Pump Station Yard, City Loop trunk main, Boggy Creek/Tor Hill pipeline, Uplands pipeline, 4 Avenue Reservoir, McCarthy Boulevard pipeline, Courtney Street pipeline, and several specific site addresses within Regina

Description

The City of Regina is soliciting proposals for Cathodic Protection Services resulting in a contract of approximately one year. The work includes annual adjustive survey of the City's cathodic protection systems, Close Interval Potential Surveys (CIPS) and coating defect assessment surveys on six pipelines, investigation and design to restore cathodic protection at four sites, and preparation of reports with recommendations. The project is divided into two phases: Phase 1 covers survey, investigation, and design; Phase 2 involves construction and reporting, with Phase 2 awarded at the City's discretion. A pre-submission meeting will be held via Microsoft Teams on May 5, 2026.

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