Opportunity
Saskatchewan Tenders #TofS2026-06
Shaunavon Airport Lighting and AWOS Modernization Solicitation
Posted
May 08, 2026
Respond By
May 22, 2026
Identifier
TofS2026-06
NAICS
238210, 237130
The Town of Shaunavon is seeking quotations for a comprehensive Airport Lighting and AWOS Modernization project to enhance airfield safety and operational reliability. - Government Buyer: - Town of Shaunavon (CAO-in Training: Blaze Larson) - Project Scope: - Removal of legacy 277-volt runway apron lighting units - Supply and installation of 30 new 240V LED runway lights (15 per side, 200 ft. intervals) - Installation of new LED end-of-runway threshold lights - Installation of a new rotational beacon light - Installation of a new windsock assembly - Supply and installation of underground Nema 3R transformers (weatherproof vault or rubber-coated direct burial) - Installation of a new Pilot-Activated Lighting (PAL) radio decoder/controller - Trenching and cabling for LED upgrade - Electrical system conversion from 277V to 240V, connecting to 600V primary power - Technical integration and rewiring of the existing Automated Weather Observation System (AWOS) for compatibility with new power and radio control systems - Unique/Notable Requirements: - All work must comply with Transport Canada TP312 safety specifications - Qualified Master Electricians required for electrical work - Environmentally compliant disposal of legacy lighting units - Evaluation criteria include price, service ability, company information, references, and product quality - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation
Description
The Town of Shaunavon is soliciting quotations for the 2026 Airport Lighting and AWOS Modernization project, supported by the Community Airport Partnership grant. The project involves a comprehensive safety upgrade of the airport lighting system, including removal of legacy 277-volt components and installation of 30 new LED runway lights at 240 volts. Additional work includes installation of a new rotational beacon, windsock assembly, Pilot-Activated Lighting radio decoder, and rewiring/integration of the existing Automated Weather Observation System. The project must be completed within the 2026 construction season.