Opportunity

Saskatchewan Tenders #ST-DOC5813661412

Demand-Based Brush Clearing Services for SaskTel in Northern Saskatchewan

Posted

July 31, 2026

Respond By

August 18, 2026

Identifier

ST-DOC5813661412

NAICS

561730, 115310, 237130

Saskatchewan Telecommunications (SaskTel) is seeking proposals for demand-based brush clearing services in Northern Saskatchewan. - Government Buyer: - Saskatchewan Telecommunications (SaskTel) - Scope of Work: - Cutting, clearing, and laying flat trees, brush, and other vegetation - Supports access for SaskTel and contractors for outside plant construction within highway rights-of-way - Initial requirement: brush clearing from the SaskTel tower site in La Loche, SK, north along SK HWY 955 for approximately 160 km - Contract may be used for additional brush clearing services for other SaskTel projects - Requirements: - Mandatory COR/SECOR certification or a detailed safety plan - Participation only via SaskTel’s Ariba e-sourcing tool - Contract Term: - 8 months with one option year - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned - Products/Services Requested: - Demand-based brush clearing services (no part numbers or specific products listed) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Safety certification (COR/SECOR) or equivalent safety plan is mandatory - Work is demand-based and may extend to other SaskTel projects

Description

This Request for Proposals (RFP) issued by SaskTel invites suppliers to submit proposals for demand-based brush clearing in Northern Saskatchewan. The work includes cutting, clearing, and laying flat trees, brush, and vegetation to facilitate access for SaskTel and its contractors for outside plant construction within highway rights-of-way. The initial scope covers brush clearing from the SaskTel tower site in La Loche, Saskatchewan, north along SK HWY 955 for approximately 160 km. The contract term is 8 months with one option year, with an expected start ASAP post-award and substantial start no later than September 15, 2026.

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