Opportunity

Saskatchewan Tenders #2627-012

Manufacturing and Assembly of Proprietary Metal Smelting Furnaces for SRC

Posted

July 13, 2026

Respond By

August 04, 2026

Identifier

2627-012

NAICS

333994, 332410, 333414

This opportunity is issued by the Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) for the manufacturing and assembly of proprietary metal smelting furnaces for its Rare Earth Processing Facility (REPF). - Government Buyer: - Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) - Scope of Work: - Manufacture, assemble, test, and deliver eight (8) SRC-designed metal smelting furnaces - Furnaces include structural fabrications, precision machining, mechanical assemblies, motion-control systems, thermal-process equipment, instrumentation, and high-current electrical interfaces - Quality assurance, packaging, and delivery are required - Ongoing support, maintenance, spare parts, and engineering support are included - Potential for future production of up to eighty (80) additional furnaces over five years - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; SRC is seeking qualified manufacturing partners - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Proponents must demonstrate experience, manufacturing capacity, safety and risk management, and a commitment to Indigenous inclusion - The contract may be awarded to one or more vendors - The process is not subject to competitive bidding laws - Evaluation will consider experience, capacity, safety, and Indigenous inclusion

Description

The Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) is conducting a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the manufacturing and assembly of proprietary metal smelting furnaces for the Rare Earth Processing Facility (REPF). The scope includes manufacture, assembly, testing, quality assurance, packaging, delivery, and ongoing support of the furnaces. SRC seeks qualified firms with proven track records to provide the product economically and timely, with potential for a long-term partnership including future production scaling and support. The evaluation will consider qualifications, experience, capacity, methodology, safety, references, Indigenous inclusion, pricing, and scope estimates. The contract may be awarded to one or more vendors and is not subject to competitive bidding laws.

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