Saskatchewan Tenders #RFP26-0321

City of Saskatoon Solicits Contractor for Organics Processing Facility Construction and Installation

The City of Saskatoon is soliciting contractor services for the construction and installation of a new Organics Processing Facility (OPF) to support its Green Cart program. - Buyer: City of Saskatoon - Project scope includes: - Construction of a fabric-covered receiving building (with foundations, concrete slab, insulation, and mechanical doors) - Landfill office foundation works - Leachate tank installation (base preparation, concrete works, aeration system, insulation) - Drive-in basin (base preparation, concrete works, insulation, handrails) - Structural components (push walls, aprons, utility enclosures, pumphouse, blower shed) - Mechanical systems (HVAC, hydronic systems) - Biofilter and associated ducting - Electrical distribution and facility servicing - Communications and network infrastructure - Relocation of the existing landfill office building - Facility designed to process up to 40,000 tonnes per year of source-separated organic material (food and yard waste) - Utilizes Aerated Static Pile (ASP) composting technology with a cover system to produce Class A compost - No specific OEMs, vendors, or part numbers are identified in the solicitation - Unique requirements: Large-scale composting facility using ASP technology, integration of multiple building and infrastructure elements, and relocation of existing office building

Description

The City of Saskatoon is soliciting proposals for contractor services related to the construction and installation of the Organics Processing Facility (OPF). The OPF will process up to 40,000 tonnes per year of source-separated organic material into high-quality Class A compost using Aerated Static Pile composting technology. The scope includes supply of labor, equipment, materials, supervision, and services for fabric-covered receiving building, landfill office foundation, leachate tank, drive-in basin, structural components, mechanical HVAC and hydronic systems, biofilter, electrical distribution, and relocation of the existing landfill office building. The facility supports the City's waste diversion and sustainability objectives.

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