Opportunity
Saskatchewan Tenders #HWY-H26082-APPN
Contractor sought for culvert replacements and roadwork on Highway 8, Saskatchewan
Posted
August 14, 2026
Respond By
September 01, 2026
Identifier
HWY-H26082-APPN
NAICS
237310, 237990
This opportunity is for contractors to perform culvert replacements and associated roadwork on Highway 8 in Saskatchewan, managed by the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure. - Government Buyer: - Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure, Saskatchewan - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named for the culverts or materials - Products/Services Requested: - Installation of two 2400 mm diameter polymer laminated corrugated steel pipe culverts (61 m each) - Installation of one 1800 mm diameter polymer laminated corrugated steel pipe culvert (42 m) - Earth excavation: 20,200 m³ - Granular base course: 1,270 t - Asphalt concrete: 450 t - Random riprap Type II: 250 m³ - Random riprap Type I: 100 m³ - Granular backfill: 2,250 m³ - Removal and disposal of 128 m of existing culverts - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Ministry will supply the culverts; contractor must supply all other materials (borrow material, granular backfill, geotextiles, riprap, granular base course, asphalt concrete, erosion control materials) - Culverts must be installed by open excavation - Segment lengths and wall thicknesses specified for culverts - Quantities and project details may change in the final tender - No specific OEMs are named, but polymer laminated corrugated steel pipe culverts are required.
Description
This procurement is for a contractor to complete culvert replacements at two sites on Highway 8 between Kamsack and Badgerville, Saskatchewan. The work involves the installation of two 2400 mm and one 1800 mm diameter polymer laminated corrugated steel pipe culverts by open excavation of the roadway, covering a total length of 164 meters. The project includes earth excavation, granular base course, asphalt concrete, riprap, granular backfill, and removal and disposal of existing culverts. The work is expected to start as early as September 2026 with a completion date by October 31, 2026. Quantities and project details are subject to change, and the Ministry reserves the right not to proceed with advertising this work.