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SaskPower Solicitation for Construction of 230kV Transmission Lines near Tableland, Saskatchewan

SaskPower is seeking proposals for a major transmission infrastructure project in Saskatchewan, Canada: - Government buyer: Saskatchewan Power Corporation (SaskPower) - Scope of work: - Construction of two new 230kV transmission lines totaling approximately 37km (19km and 18km segments) - Sectionalizing the existing B4R/B5R double circuit line - Connection to the new Tableland Switching Station - Installation of direct embed 230kV double circuit galvanized H-frame structures - Use of double-circuit twin-bundled Drake ACSR conductor - Construction of a temporary bypass line and installation of temporary dead-end structures - Salvage and removal of existing lattice tower structures and conductors - Dead-ending of shield wires on specified lines - No specific OEMs, vendors, or part numbers are named in the solicitation - Key requirements: - Compliance with safety and environmental standards - All work to be performed in the Regina-Moose Mountain region, near Tableland, Saskatchewan - Further technical and project details are available in the attached solicitation documents

Description

SaskPower is seeking new construction of approximately 19km and 18km of 230kV transmission line to sectionalize the current B4R/B5R double circuit line and connect in/out to the new Tableland Switching Station. The new line will consist of direct embed 230kV double circuit galvanized H-frame structures with double-circuit twin-bundled Drake ACSR conductor. The work includes constructing a temporary bypass line to allow one circuit of the B4R/B5R line to be energized, installation of temporary dead-end structures, salvage of existing lattice tower structures and conductors, and dead-ending of shield wires on specified lines. Construction completion is required no later than March 15, 2027.

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