Opportunity
Saskatchewan Tenders #26-00014
City of Regina Solicits Tee Box Restoration Services for Tor Hill and Murray Golf Courses
Posted
August 12, 2026
Respond By
September 10, 2026
Identifier
26-00014
NAICS
561730, 237310
The City of Regina is seeking a contractor for the restoration and rebuilding of tee boxes at Tor Hill and Murray Golf Courses. - Government Buyer: - The Municipal Corporation of the City of Regina, Procurement Branch - Contact: Thomas Dang, Senior Purchasing Agent - Scope of Work: - Restoration, reconstruction, and/or expansion of tee boxes at specified holes: - Tor Hill: Holes 2, 9, and optional 4 - Murray: Holes 4, 10, and optional 3 - Work includes: - Earthworks and grading to specified slopes - Irrigation adjustments and modifications - Installation of structural elements (retaining walls, stairs) - Turf installation using USGA-compliant root zone mix and Kentucky bluegrass sod - Restoration of existing features and compliance with detailed City specifications and drawings - Products/Services Requested: - Complete tee box restoration services for each specified hole - All labor, materials, equipment, and supervision required - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Compliance with USGA standards for root zone mix - Indigenous participation and environmental sustainability are evaluation criteria - Separate pricing required for optional tee box restorations - Phased construction to minimize disruption to golf course operations - Adherence to safety, insurance, and environmental standards - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; all materials must meet recognized golf course construction standards.
Description
The City of Regina is soliciting quotations for the restoration and rebuilding of tee boxes at the Tor Hill and Murray Golf courses. The project involves restoring the worst tee boxes on each course to make them more usable and healthier, adhering to proper golf specifications, and where possible, restoring them to their original designs. The scope includes earthworks, grading, irrigation adjustments, structural elements such as retaining walls and stairs, and turf installation. The work must comply with industry standards and the specifications provided by the City.