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Supply and Installation of Large Polymer Laminated Steel Culverts on Highway 49, Saskatchewan

This opportunity involves the supply and installation of major culvert infrastructure on Highway 49 in Saskatchewan, managed by SaskBuilds and Procurement for the Government of Canada. - Government Buyer: - Government of Canada, SaskBuilds and Procurement - Scope of Work: - Supply and installation of two 2400 mm diameter polymer laminated corrugated steel pipe culverts (23 m each) - Removal and disposal of existing culverts (27 m) - Earth excavation (1,060 m), earth embankment (640 m³), and topsoil placement (30 m³) - Supply and installation of granular base course (340 tonnes), asphalt concrete (65 tonnes), random riprap type II (150 m³), silt fence (100 m), erosion control blanket (900 m²), and granular backfill (750 m³) - Additional requirements: supply of borrow material, geotextiles, sub-base course, and erosion control materials - Products/Materials Requested: - 2 polymer laminated corrugated steel pipe culverts (2400 mm x 23 m) - 2 semi corrugated couplers with gaskets - Granular base course, asphalt concrete, riprap, silt fence, erosion control blanket, granular backfill, and topsoil - Services Requested: - Removal and disposal of existing culverts - Earth excavation and embankment - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Large-diameter, polymer laminated steel culverts - Emphasis on erosion and sediment control (silt fence, erosion control blanket) - No specific OEMs or part numbers identified; open to qualified suppliers

Description

This procurement is for a contractor to complete a culvert replacement on Highway 49 between Pelly and Norquay, Saskatchewan. The work involves the supply and installation of two 2400 mm diameter polymer laminated corrugated steel pipe culverts by open excavation of the roadway. The project includes removal and disposal of existing culverts, earth excavation, supply and placement of topsoil, earth embankment, granular base course, asphalt concrete, riprap, silt fence, and erosion control blanket installation. The work is expected to start as early as August 2026 and complete by October 1, 2026. The Ministry reserves the right to not proceed with advertising this work.

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