Saskatchewan Tenders #ES052026

City of Estevan Cactus Park Pathway Rehabilitation and Resurfacing Solicitation

This opportunity involves the City of Estevan's Parks Department and Engineering Services seeking bids for the rehabilitation and resurfacing of the Cactus Park asphalt pathway. - Government Buyer: - City of Estevan, Parks Department / Engineering Services, Legislative Services - Scope of Work: - Rehabilitation and resurfacing of approximately 2,805 m² of existing asphalt pathway - Placement of 50 mm hot mix asphalt overlay - Removal and replacement of 58 m of failed asphalt sections - Granular base repair and compaction - Supply and installation of six (6) 300 mm diameter PVC culverts - Optional crack filling on east and west sides of pathway - Site restoration, cleanup, and proper disposal of removed asphalt - Traffic and pedestrian control during construction - Coordination with City personnel for drainage grading and site restoration - Products/Services Requested: - Hot mix asphalt overlay (2,805 m²) - 300 mm PVC culverts (6 units) - Crack filling (optional, east and west sides) - Granular base repair (58 m) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Protection of existing park features, utilities, and adjacent areas - Coordination with City staff - Bid security and consent of surety required - Adherence to contract documents and project drawings - Two-year warranty period for completed work - No specific OEMs or product brands are mentioned in the solicitation. - All materials, labor, and equipment to be provided by the contractor.

Description

The City of Estevan is seeking tenders for the rehabilitation and resurfacing of the existing asphalt multi-use pathway within Cactus Park. The work includes approximately 2,805 m² of 50 mm hot mix asphalt overlay, localized asphalt and granular base repairs, installation of six 300 mm PVC culverts, optional crack filling, traffic and pedestrian control, site restoration, and all associated labour, materials, equipment, and incidentals required to complete the work. The project requires coordination with City personnel and protection of existing park features and utilities.

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