Saskatchewan Tenders #RM124-2026-01

Solicitation for Grading and Clay Cap Construction on Grid 709

The Rural Municipality of Kingsley No. 124 is seeking bids for grading and clay capping work on Grid 709, spanning approximately 3.5 kilometers from Grid 605 west to Highway 48. - Scope of Work: - Removal and disposal of culverts (226 meters) - Earth excavation (21,000 cubic meters) and waste excavation (1,000 cubic meters) - Failure repair including geotextile installation (1,000 square meters) - Removal and replacement of topsoil (5,500 cubic meters) - Disposal of surplus rock (100 cubic meters) - Hauling of earth material (300,000 cubic meter-hectometers) - Subgrade preparation and compaction (32,680 square meters) - Incorporation of traffic gravel (3.2 kilometers) - Installation of Group I (190 meters) and Group II (96 meters) culverts (municipality supplied) - Materials: - Municipality will supply culverts, traffic gravel, and earth backfill - Contractor must supply geotextile, silt fence, water, and other required items - Requirements: - Saskatchewan Certificate of Recognition (COR) or equivalent - Strict occupational health and safety compliance - No subcontracting permitted - Completion by the specified date with liquidated damages for delays - No specific OEMs or vendors are named for materials or equipment supply - Place of performance is Grid 709, with delivery and work locations specified along the route

Description

This solicitation is for grading and clay capping on Grid 709 from the junction of Grid 605 west to Highway 48, covering a total distance of approximately 3.5 km. The project includes removal and disposal of culverts, earth excavation, waste excavation, failure repair, topsoil removal and replacement, disposal of surplus rock, haul on earth material, subgrade preparation and compaction, traffic gravel incorporation, and installation of culverts. The work must be completed by October 31, 2026, with liquidated damages applicable for delays. The contractor is responsible for traffic accommodation, utility protection, and compliance with occupational health and safety requirements.

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